The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has updated a voluntary recall issued on granola bars in December.

If you have a few granola bars stashed in your purse, you may want to take them out and give them a check. Riverside Natural Foods Inc. announced a voluntary recall of certain MadeGood granola bars in ...

Over 2 million MadeGood granola bars were recalled due to metal contamination. Check the FDA recall list to see if your ...

More than 2.4 million cases of MadeGood Granola Bars have been recalled across the U.S. due to the possibility that they may ...

Food deserts aside, granola (or granola bars) isn’t hard to come by in grocery stores and convenience stores. The ...

Millions of MadeGood granola bars are being recalled due to the "potential presence of a piece of metal in the product." The FDA recently raised the risk category to Class II.

The FDA advises on its website that metal fragments can inadvertently enter food products during manufacturing, often from equipment wear and tear. The FDA's guidance on Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based ...

Homemade granola is fresh, can be naturally sweetened, and leaves room for customizing oats, nuts, dried fruit, and other mix ...

Simply slice carrots and saute them in a pan with butter until they're tender. Then, add honey, salt, and pepper to taste, ...

Chicago-based Riverside Natural Foods voluntarily recalled certain batches of its granola bars due to potential metal contamination on Dec. 10.

A recall on granola bars has been updated to a Class II The granola bars have been available in Massachusetts The recall stems from a "potential piece of metal" in the product The U.S. Food and ...