Sprig & Sprout / Fresh and Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos Recalled for Undeclared Soy Allergen: Check UPC + “Fresh Thru” Date
Heads up if you bought refrigerated grab-and-go breakfast burritos: Fresh & Ready Foods LLC is recalling specific Sprig & Sprout and Fresh and Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos because they may contain undeclared soy. If you or someone in your home has a soy allergy, check the label details now—this is one of those “don’t eat first, verify second” moments.
Quick recall alert (do this first)
Before anyone eats it, check the UPC and the “Fresh Thru” date on your burrito package. If the UPC matches and the “Fresh Thru” date is July 20, 2026, do not eat it.
What products are affected
According to the FDA recall notice, these specific burrito products may contain undeclared soy. Your at-home check should focus on:
- Product name(s): Sprig & Sprout and Fresh and Ready Spicy Breakfast Burritos (Spicy Breakfast Burrito)
- UPC(s): Verify the UPC on your package against the UPC(s) listed in the FDA notice
- “Fresh Thru” date: July 20, 2026
If your UPC and “Fresh Thru” date don’t match what FDA lists, the recall doesn’t apply to that package.
Why FDA is warning about these burritos
FDA says the issue is undeclared soy. The recall was triggered because sausage containing soy was found in products that were labeled as vegetarian. That’s a big deal for shoppers who rely on accurate allergen labeling.
Where these burritos may have been sold
The FDA notice describes distribution through grab-and-go markets and vending. The affected burritos were produced at a Charlotte, North Carolina facility during the production window listed in the FDA recall notice.
What to do right now
- Locate the package and find the UPC and “Fresh Thru” date.
- Compare to the FDA notice identifiers. If your UPC matches and the Fresh Thru date is July 20, 2026, treat it as recalled.
- Do not eat it (especially if anyone in your household has a soy allergy).
- Discard or return it using the refund/return instructions provided in the FDA recall notice.
If you’re not sure how to identify the UPC/date on the label, take a clear photo and double-check the numbers you see against the notice—small details matter with allergen recalls.
If someone already ate one
If anyone who is sensitive to soy has symptoms after eating a recalled burrito, seek medical guidance promptly. Keep calm and be specific when you describe what was eaten (product name and the package details you checked).
FDA also reports no illnesses or allergic reactions to date for this recall—still, the safe move is to stop using the affected packages if the UPC and “Fresh Thru” date match.
Where to verify and get updates
For the exact UPC(s), any additional label identifiers FDA lists, and the return/refund steps, use the official FDA recall notice for Fresh & Ready Foods LLC recalls Spicy Breakfast Burrito due to undeclared soy. You can also check FoodSafety.gov’s general recall guidance if you find other recalled items in your pantry or fridge.
Calm next step: Take 30 seconds to check your burrito’s UPC and the “Fresh Thru” date. If it matches July 20, 2026 for the affected UPC(s), toss/return it now—no “cooking will fix it” shortcut for allergen labeling issues.
