Recall Update: Fresh & Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos Pulled for Undeclared Soy (Check “Fresh Thru” Date + UPC)
If you have Fresh & Ready Foods LLC Spicy Breakfast Burritos, check them before you eat them. The FDA says limited batches of these burritos were pulled because of undeclared soy—an allergen concern.
What to do right now: Do not eat the affected burritos. Discard them or contact Fresh & Ready Foods LLC for a refund (the FDA notice includes the next steps).
What product is being recalled?
This recall covers specific Fresh & Ready Foods LLC Spicy Breakfast Burritos identified by the FDA as:
- Sprig & Sprout Spicy Breakfast Burrito
- Fresh and Ready Spicy Breakfast Burrito
The key point for families: the FDA identifies a limited production window and a “Fresh Thru” date, meaning not every burrito under these brand names is necessarily affected.
How to check your burrito (brand, UPC, and “Fresh Thru” date)
Before serving—especially to kids or anyone with a soy allergy—find the package identifiers and compare them to the FDA’s list:
- Brand/product name (as listed above: Sprig & Sprout or Fresh and Ready spicy breakfast burritos)
- UPC and the size shown on your package
- The “Fresh Thru” date
FDA’s dates to look for: production dates July 9–July 12, 2026 and a “Fresh Thru” date of July 20, 2026.
Why the recall happened (even though the burritos were labeled vegetarian)
According to the FDA recall notice, the issue is undeclared soy. The FDA notes the burritos were labeled vegetarian, but sausage/soy was found. That mismatch is why shoppers need to treat this as an allergen labeling recall.
Have illnesses been reported?
The FDA notice states that no illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported to date for this recall.
What to do if you find an affected burrito
- Stop eating it—even if you already warmed it up but have not served it.
- Discard the affected burrito(s).
- Or contact the company for a refund using the instructions in the FDA notice.
Parent + household guidance (soy allergy “double-check”)
If your household includes someone with a soy allergy, use this as a quick label-check habit:
- Don’t rely on “vegetarian” labels when there’s an active allergen recall.
- Verify the exact identifiers (brand/product name, UPC/size, and the “Fresh Thru” date) before serving.
- Keep recalled items separated so they don’t accidentally end up on a shared plate or shared oven/air-fryer baking surface.
- When you’re done, take a minute to re-check other frozen items in the freezer if you’ve been storing similar products together—just to reduce mix-ups.
What’s not affected
Because the FDA notice lists specific affected identifiers, burritos without the matching UPC/size and/or without the “Fresh Thru” date in the FDA’s list are not part of this recall.
Where to confirm the details
For the complete product identifiers (including the exact UPC/size listings) and the refund/discard instructions, review the FDA recall notice for the Fresh & Ready Foods LLC Spicy Breakfast Burrito recall. If you’re unsure whether your package matches, check the identifiers first—then follow the FDA’s next steps.
