Pancakes and waffles with a fruit flavor are fun and delicious, but what isn’t fun and delicious is when your breakfast comes with a side of Salmonella. Salmonella. Two companies — supermarket chain Publix, and Stonewall Kitchen — have discovered that the milk in their mixes tested positive for the pathogen, and are recalling the products recalling their products as a precaution. None of the finished products have tested positive for Salmonella, and the companies say there are no reported illnesses.

Salmonella is an illness that most healthy people will recever from without much of a problem, suffering from diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps for a short period. At worst, they may have scary bloody diarrhea, or become dehydrated. Children, the elderly, and anyone else with a compromised immune system can suffer severe complications of the disease, which can include arthritis, aneurysms, or complications involving the heart.

Publix announced that the only affected products were sold at the chain’s stores in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Potentially affected mix flavors are Banana-Flavored Chocolate Chip, Pumpkin, and Blueberry.

Publix customers are asked to return the products to the store for a refund, and they can call 1-800-242-1227 if they have any questions about the products or the recall.

Stonewall Kitchen is a less common brand, but its mixes are available directly from from the company, from its own stores, or through a variety of other retailers ranging from tiny gift shops to Macy’s.

The Stonewall Kitchen products affected by this recall were were packaged in 1-pound jars, and affected lots have the following “Enjoy By” dates:

Cinnamon Apple: 15Feb18 and 16Feb18

Orange Cranberry: 09Feb18

Toasted Coconut: 30Nov17

Stonewall asks customers to throw the potentially contaminated mixes away, and to contact them directly about a refund. You can contact the company for a refund or with any questions at guestservices@stonewallkitchen.com or at 800-826-1735.

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