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Do not eat Moderate risk (our read of the hazard; the source gave no class) Posted Sep 2, 2026

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Africando Foods

Africando Foods Alfredo Hot Sauce — undeclared wheat and soy

Wheat (from chicken bouillon sub-ingredient) not listed, and soybean oil missing from ingredient list

Yes. As of Sep 8, 2026, Africando Foods Alfredo Hot Sauce by Africando Foods is recalled: the notice was posted Sep 2, 2026 for Wheat (from chicken bouillon sub-ingredient) not listed, and soybean oil missing from ingredient list. The source gave no class; our read of the hazard is moderate risk.

Company started pulling it: Aug 10, 2026
Government listed it publicly: Sep 2, 2026
Gap: 23 days

What happened

Africando Foods is recalling 8 oz bottles of its Alfredo Hot Sauce because the label doesn't list wheat, which comes from chicken bouillon used as a minor ingredient, and it also left soybean oil off the ingredient list. If you have milk, egg, or these specific allergies, this matters because wheat and soy aren't shown on the label even though they're in the product.

What to do

If you bought this hot sauce and have a wheat or soy allergy or sensitivity, do not eat it. Check the lot code and expiration date on the bottle against the list, and return it to the store or contact Africando Foods for a refund.

Undeclared allergens: Soy, Wheat

ProductUPCLot / codesBest byPackage
Alfredo Hot Sauce 860004527114 AF25296 AF25303 AF25319 AF25333 AF25343 AF25357 2026-10-23, 2026-10-30, 2026-11-15, 2026-11-29, 2026-12-09, 2026-12-23 Clear glass bottle with black screw lid, 8 oz

IA, IL, KY

Brand history: Africando Foods · Report an error · Extraction confidence 90%

Questions

Every answer is a field on this notice.

Is Africando Foods Alfredo Hot Sauce recalled?

Yes. As of Sep 8, 2026, Africando Foods Alfredo Hot Sauce by Africando Foods is recalled: the notice was posted Sep 2, 2026 for Wheat (from chicken bouillon sub-ingredient) not listed, and soybean oil missing from ingredient list. The source gave no class; our read of the hazard is moderate risk.

What should I do?

If you bought this hot sauce and have a wheat or soy allergy or sensitivity, do not eat it. Check the lot code and expiration date on the bottle against the list, and return it to the store or contact Africando Foods for a refund.

Where was it sold?

The notice names no retailer. Distribution: IA, IL, KY.

Which lot codes and UPCs are affected?

1 product listed. UPCs: 860004527114. Lot codes: AF25296, AF25303, AF25319, AF25333, AF25343, AF25357. Match the code printed on your package, not the product name.

When did the company start pulling it?

The company started pulling it on Aug 10, 2026. The FDA listed it publicly on Sep 2, 2026, 23 days later.