RECALL: Kunar No-Salt-Added Black Beans

Kunar No-Salt-Added Black Beans 15 oz.

  • Date of recall: 7/22/2016
  • UPC code(s): 72273-13613
  • Lot code(s) (if applicable): Best By 04 APR 2019 258F2 095 16XXXX
  • Manufacturer of item: Faribault Foods
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: 1-888-201-6440
  • Reason for recall: potential presence of plastic and/or metal pieces
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement
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RECALL: Bar-S Chicken/Pork hot dogs and corn dogs

RECALL: Bar-S Chicken/Pork hot dogs and corn dogs – 5 varieties

  • Date of recall: 7/21/2016
  • UPC codes: click here
  • Lot codes: click here
  • Manufacturer of item: Bar-S Foods Company
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: 1-888-965-6134
  • Reason for recall: may be adulterated with Listeria monocytogenes
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement
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RECALL: La Preferida Low Sodium Black Beans

La Preferida Low Sodium Black Beans 15 oz.

  • Date of recall: 7/19/2016
  • UPC code: 71524-01769
  • Lot code:Best By 04 APR 2019 258 F2 095 16 XXXX
  • Manufacturer of item: Faribault Foods, Inc.
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: 1-888-201-6440
  • Reason for recall: potential presence of plastic and/or metal pieces within the product
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement
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RECALL: Our Family No Salt Added Black Beans 15 oz.

Our Family No Salt Added Black Beans 15 oz.

  • Date of recall: 7/18/2016
  • UPC code: 70253-26394
  • Lot code: Best By 04 APR 2019 258F2 095 16XXXX
  • Manufacturer of item: Faribault Foods, Inc.
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: (877)-331-9805
  • Reason for recall: recalling product due to potential plastic and/or metal pieces within the product
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement
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Recall: Betty Crocker Rainbow Chip Cake Mix

Betty Crocker Delights Super Moist Party Rainbow Chip Cake Mix 15.25 oz.

  • Date of recall: 7/13/2016
  • UPC code(s): 16000-40997
  • Lot codes: see link below
  • Manufacturer of item: General Mills
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: 800-230-8103
  • Reason for recall: contains Wondra flour that is under a previous recall because it may be contaminated with E. coli O121.
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement

http://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/ucm510899.htm

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Recall: Krusteaz Pancake Mix

Recall: Krusteaz Blueberry Pancake Mix 28 oz.

  • Date of recall: 7/13/2016
  • UPC code: 41449-00128-9
  • Lot codes: Best By 3/30/2018 – 6/29/2018
  • Manufacturer of item: Continental Mills
  • Toll free number of manufacturer for information & questions: 1-800-457-7744
  • Reason for recall: contains blueberry nuggets made with recalled flour
  • PLEASE return products to any Buehler’s location for a refund or replacement

http://www.fda.gov/Safety/Recalls/ucm510486.htm

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Choose to eat healthy!

Healthy choices!

Here are some tips for eating healthy on a budget!

Look for fruits and vegetables that are in season! That’s the best time to purchase them! An when produce is out-of-season, save money by buying frozen fruits and veggies – the nutrients are all in there!

Create a meal plan for the week. Make a large batch of a healthy meal, freeze the divided portions to reheat for the busy week nights.

You don’t have to buy red meat and poultry to find good sources of protein. Eggs, beans and canned tuna are also good protein sources – and more reasonably priced.

Fresh fruits and vegetables can be more nutritious and economical than many other snacks. And they are just the right size for a snack!

Fast food, and the value menu might seem like a good buy, but do the math and you’ll find that costs will quickly multiply!

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Tips for Healthy Eating

Healthy Eating can mean different things to different people. Some people need to watch out for gluten or other allergens. Others need to follow a low sugar or low fat diet.

Here are some guidelines to follow if you’d like to start eating healthy food, but are not following a strict regime.

Study the product nutritional labels on product packaging. Look for foods with:

  • Less then 4g of saturated fat for main dishes; less than 2g for sides and desserts
  • Less than 4g of added sugar for main dishes and desserts; less than 2g for sides
  • Less than 60mg of sodium for main dishes; less than 480mg for sides and desserts
  • 0g of trans fat
  • Only 100 percent whole grains

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Scientific evidence that links eating habits to increased risk of certain diseases and conditions proves that “you are what you eat.”

Less then 4g of saturated fat for main dishes; less than 2g for sides and desserts

Reason: Saturated fats turn on genes that cause inflammation and hardening of the arteries, and are associated with higher bad LDL cholesterol levels. This increases the risk of heart attack, stroke and some cancers.

Foods high in saturated fats include full-fat dairy products, red meat, coconut oils and palm oils.

 

No Trans Fat

Reason: Trans fat has no redeeming qualities. It increases bad LDL cholesterol and decreases good HDL cholesterol, raising the risk of heart attack and stoke.

Although trans fat is found in small amounts in some meats and dairy products, most is consumed in the form of hydrogenated oils, which are added to stabilize products and lengthen shelf life. Products that claim to be “trans fat free” have less than 0.5 grams per serving. At Cleveland Clinic, we believe that no amount of trans fat is acceptable and have eliminated trans fat altogether.

 

Minimal Added Sugars and Syrups: less than 4 grams for main dishes and desserts; less than 2 grams for side dishes and soups.

Reason: Adding sugar translates to empty calories and causes blood sugar to fluctuate.

High blood sugar increases your risks of kidney disease and all arterial aging diseases, including skin wrinkling, impotence, stroke and heart attack.

 

100% Whole Grain

Reason: Whole grains are a vital source of fiber. Fiber has been shown to decrease the risk of heart disease, stroke and certain cancers, maintain blood sugar and insulin levels, assist with regular bowel movements and keep you feeling fuller longer.

Women need about 25 grams and men generally need 35 grams of fiber per day. This is heard to achieve by eating refined breads,, pastas and rice, from which the fiber has been removed.

 

Minimal Sodium: No more than 600mg in entrees; 480mg in sides and desserts

Reason: High sodium intake is associated with high blood pressure, increased risk of stroke and worsening of kidney disease, heart failure and other conditions.

The general recommendation is that no more than 2,300mg of sodium should be consumed per day — the amount in one teaspoon of salt.

 

 

 

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Kidz Park

YOU DO THE SHOPPING, WE’LL WATCH THE KIDS

Buehler’s KidzParks provide free, safe childcare for potty-trained children ages 3 through 9 while you do the family grocery shopping at our Medina River Styx location.

KidzPark hours at Buehler’s Medina River Styx are:

Medina River Styx
Sunday: 11 am – 4 pm
Monday – Friday: 11 am – 7 pm
Saturday:  10 am – 7 pm

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