Weekend BBQ Beware

Holy Cow

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 3:07PM EDT / Published May 22, 2009 4:45AM EDT

Forget the hamdemic—beef is now the meat to worry about. Valley Meats, a producer in Illinois, recalled nearly 96,000 pounds of potentially contaminated beef on Thursday. The confiscated meat may be linked with an outbreak of E. coli in the Cleveland area, where three unconnected people were diagnosed with a related strand. The meat in question is packaged under the names 3S, Grillmaster, J&B, Ultimate, and—we know you have this one in your fridge—Thick 'N Savory.

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