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Heads up, burger fans—Health Canada and the CFIA have recalled No Name frozen beef burgers (those handy 1.36 kg boxes with 12 patties). The issue? Possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination in products with a best before date of May 5, 2026.
This nasty bug can turn a quick dinner into a rough night: think nausea, cramps, vomiting, and worse—bloody diarrhea or even kidney trouble in serious cases. The patties might look and smell totally fine, so don’t rely on your nose.
Sold nationwide at Loblaw stores (Superstore, No Frills, etc.), no illnesses have been reported yet—good news! But the safest move is simple: toss them or return for a full refund. No cooking experiments needed.
Grab your freezer flashlight, check those codes, and maybe treat yourself to something safer tonight. Your stomach will thank you. Stay safe out there!
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