FIRST THE LETTUCE… NOW THE EGGS

OKLAHOMA — Ok, y’all, breakfast just got a whole lot more boring. Apparently, over 19 million individual eggs are currently being recalled due to a potential salmonella outbreak. The eggs are reported to have a best-by date of July 20th through August 17th.

According to what’s been reported by the FDA, eggs that were produced in Texas between June 6th and July 3rd by Midwest Poultry Services are being recalled. It’s reported that these eggs were distributed to several stores across multiple states, including Oklahoma.

So, instead of us trying to list every single UPC number here, we’re going to go ahead and drop the FDA link in the comments below so you can check the complete list of recalled brands, UPCs, plant codes, and carton information for yourselves.

And if you happen to have the recalled eggs, the FDA says not to eat them. Throw them away or return them to the store where you bought them for a refund.

First the lettuce, now the eggs… at this point, somebody better leave the bacon alone.