Fresh & Ready Foods LLC Recalls Sprig & Sprout and Fresh and Ready “Spicy Breakfast Burrito” Products Due to Undeclared Soy (Allergy Alert)

Food Recall

Fresh & Ready Foods LLC is issuing an FDA allergy alert recall for certain frozen breakfast burritos because they may contain an undeclared soy allergen. If you (or anyone in your household) has a soy allergy, this is a “check before you eat” situation.

What to do first: Look in your freezer for the recalled products listed in the FDA notice and compare the package identifiers (including the Fresh Thru date and production window). If they match, do not eat the product.

What’s being recalled (brand/product)

The FDA recall notice identifies two product lines:

  • Sprig & Sprout (Spicy Breakfast Burrito)
  • Fresh and Ready (“Spicy Breakfast Burrito”)

Key identifiers to check on the package

Please verify the following details on the package:

  • Fresh Thru date: July 20, 2026
  • Production window: Produced July 9–12, 2026
  • Produced at: Fresh & Ready Foods LLC facility in Charlotte, North Carolina

If your Sprig & Sprout or Fresh and Ready “Spicy Breakfast Burrito” matches the Fresh Thru date and the produced July 9–12, 2026 window, it falls under this FDA recall notice.

Who needs to take extra care

This recall is specifically about an undeclared allergen (soy). Households with a soy allergy should treat matched products as unsafe and follow the recall instructions immediately—before anyone serves or eats the burritos.

What to do if you have the recalled burritos

  1. Stop using the product if the brand/product name matches and your identifiers match the Fresh Thru date and production window listed above.
  2. Follow the FDA recall instructions for the next steps (for example, disposal/return/refund details as described in the notice).

If someone already ate it

If anyone has symptoms after eating a potentially affected item—or you’re unsure—consider contacting a healthcare professional for guidance. The CDC’s general “what to do” advice for suspected food-related illness can help you think through next steps, but it’s not a substitute for medical care.

Where to confirm details

You can double-check the exact product identifiers and the consumer action steps in the FDA recall notice. If you’d like a single place to look for other alerts, the FoodSafety.gov Recalls & Outbreaks hub can help you find the latest FDA-listed information quickly.

Calm next step for today

Set a timer for a quick freezer check: pull out any Sprig & Sprout or Fresh and Ready “Spicy Breakfast Burrito” packages, find the Fresh Thru date, and verify whether it matches July 20, 2026. If it does—and the package also indicates the July 9–12, 2026 production window—do not eat it.

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