Nearly 25,000 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquitos sold at Aldi are being recalled in Wisconsin for possible contamination with metal.

Frozen taquitos sold at Aldi have been recalled for potential metal contamination. A customer reported a dental injury after eating Casa Mamita Chicken & Cheese Taquitos from Bestway Sandwiches.

California-based Bestway Sandwiches, Inc. recalled around 24,870 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquito products Saturday as they may be contaminated with foreign material, specifically metal, ...

(NEXSTAR) – Nearly 25,000 pounds of frozen taquitos sold at Aldi have been recalled after complaints that the food item contained pieces of metal, according to a notice published by U.S. Department of ...

Frozen Casa Mamita Chicken and Cheese Taquitos sold in 30 states and Washington, D.C., recalled after piece of metal found.

Taquitos sold at Aldi stores nationwide are being recalled because they may contain pieces of metal, Bestway Sandwiches said in a notice posted Saturday by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

We recently caught wind of a massive chicken broth recall coming out of Walmart, and now Aldi has placed its hat in the proverbial ring. The popular discount retailer is responsible for over 24,000 ...

issued the recall for approximately 24,870 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquito products because they may contain metal, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service ...

If you've recently purchased frozen taquitos at Aldi, it may be wise to check the ... Any customers with questions about the recall are encouraged to call Bestway Foods at (818)-361-1800, ext.

Nearly 25,000 pounds of frozen chicken and cheese taquitos sold at Aldi are now being recalled for possible contamination, specifically with metal, the company announced on Monday. Possibly ...

Nearly 25,000 pounds of taquitos recalled after a consumer found metal pieces, while another reported a dental injury.

Nearly 25,000 pounds of chicken & cheese taquitos have been recalled because they may contain pieces of metal, the USDA said.