Maine Coffee Lovers: Recalled Creamer Could Kill You

Don’t worry and don’t panic, your morning mug of coffee is still safe, for now. However, according to al.com, if you have been pouring MO-CHA premium non-dairy creamer into your coffee like it’s liquid gold, you may want to STOP.  

A company based in New York called, Momo Tea has issued an FDA Level I recall, the highest and most serious level there is, on their creamer.

Why? Well, someone forgot to mention that this "non-dairy" creamer actually contains milk.  

FDA posted a recall saying the following in part,

This is kind of a massive deal if you are allergic or lactose intolerant and were trusting the label.  

Here’s the tea:

The product is called MO-CHA premium non-dairy creamer, the shelf life states 2 years, yes really, and the recall number is F-0732-2025. It’s distributed in New York, New Kersey, and Connecticut.  

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Is this creamer in Maine?  

The product is not in Maine, yet. So while this recall hasn’t spilled into our states coffee scene, it’s a reminder to always check those ingredient labels, no matter what the coffee is called. This is especially important if you have serious food allergies.  

A milk allergy isn’t just a lactose issue where you may get a rash, it can cause hives, breathing issues and in case kill you.  

Here’s the bottom line and what you can learn from this, keep calm, but always check your ingredients.