I’ve been shopping at Costco for decades, and this recall makes me rethink how much I’ve trusted the Kirkland brand. At my age, health is too precious to gamble with.
My daughter always stocks up on Kirkland eggs for her kids. I called her right after watching this video—better safe than sorry when little ones are involved.
I’m on a fixed income, and Costco has always been my go-to. Hearing about recalls on basics like tuna and butter makes me realize I need to read labels more carefully.
Back in my working days, we never questioned food safety so much. Now, as a retiree, I pay closer attention because one trip to the hospital costs more than months of groceries.
I remember when cookie dough was just fun to bake with my grandkids. After this, I’ll probably switch to smaller brands where I know safety standards are stricter.
My wife has a dairy allergy, so the butter labeling mistake really hit home. Something that simple could have been dangerous for her. Glad we found out in time.
I’ve always told my grown kids that the cheapest deal isn’t always the safest deal. This video really drove that point home about food shopping.
At 62, I don’t need fancy packaging or hype—I just want food I can trust. This video reminded me to slow down in the store and double check what I buy.
I take medication for high blood pressure, so salmonella or listeria would hit me harder. Seeing how widespread these recalls are makes me think twice about convenience foods.
I appreciate videos like this. Instead of fear, it gives me information I can share with family and neighbors so we all stay safer at the dinner table.