Check Your Freezer: Fresh & Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos Recalled for Undeclared Soy (Vegetarian Label)
Quick check if you bought frozen breakfast burritos: An FDA recall is in effect for certain Fresh & Ready Foods Spicy Breakfast Burritos labeled vegetarian that may contain undeclared soy. If you have the specific affected packages, don’t eat them—verify the UPC/product identifiers and Fresh Thru date against the FDA notice and follow the return/discard steps.
What product is being recalled?
According to the FDA recall notice, the affected items are:
- Fresh & Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos (labeled vegetarian)
- Sprig & Sprout Spicy Breakfast Burritos (labeled vegetarian)
The concern is that these products may have inadvertent sausage inclusion, which could introduce soy—even though the package is labeled vegetarian.
Why this recall matters (especially for soy allergy safety)
Undeclared allergens can be a serious issue at home. If a person who has a soy allergy eats a product that contains soy but isn’t expected to, it can create an avoidable risk. This recall is specifically about undeclared soy due to the potential for inadvertent sausage inclusion.
If no one in your household has a soy allergy, it’s still smart to follow the recall instructions and avoid the affected packages—best practice is to verify before eating.
What to check right now: brand/product identifiers + UPC + Fresh Thru date
Take a moment to pull your freezer items and compare them to the specific identifiers listed by FDA. The FDA notice identifies affected packages using the following key details:
- Brand/product name (Fresh & Ready or Sprig & Sprout Spicy Breakfast Burritos labeled vegetarian)
- UPC/product identifiers (use the UPCs listed in the FDA notice)
- Fresh Thru date: July 20, 2026
Important: If your UPC/product identifiers and Fresh Thru date don’t match what FDA lists, you shouldn’t assume it’s included. Always verify against the FDA recall page.
What to do if your package matches
- Do not eat the burrito(s) from the affected package.
- Discard the product or follow the return instructions stated in the FDA recall notice.
- If you’ve kept the package, hold onto it so you can confirm the identifiers quickly (brand/product name, UPC, and Fresh Thru date) and complete the return/discard steps accurately.
If you already served it or handled it
If you already served the burritos or opened the packaging, treat this as an allergen-check situation:
- Keep recalled burritos separated from other food.
- Wash hands after handling the product.
- Clean and disinfect any surfaces the burrito touched (countertops, cutting surfaces, utensils) using your usual household cleaning products.
- If anyone may have soy exposure and you have allergy concerns, consider contacting a healthcare professional for guidance.
Where to verify the latest FDA details
FDA posts recall updates in its “Recalls, Market Withdrawals, and Safety Alerts” system. The safest way to confirm you’re looking at the current, exact affected listings is to use the specific FDA recall page for this Fresh & Ready Foods notice and then check FDA’s Alerts/Advisories area for any updates.
Bottom line for your freezer
For this recall, the action is simple:
- Check the UPC/product identifiers and the Fresh Thru date (July 20, 2026).
- If it matches the affected products, don’t eat it—discard or return as FDA directs.
- If soy is a concern in your home, remember that undeclared soy means a check-twice approach every time.
Calm, quick verification today can prevent a stressful “what did we buy?” moment later.
