WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Adobo Chronicles) – Supermarket shoppers won’t see three popular items on the shelves the next time they go grocery shopping.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has totally banned the sale of wine, rice and Mac n Cheese following reports that these have been tainted with health hazards.
Both wine and rice have been reported to contain dangerous levels or arsenic, the chemical that is present in poison. Mac n Cheese, on the other hand, has been found to contain metal scraps and had to be recalled by its manufacturer.
“We know this would be upsetting to many American consumers because of the enormous popularity of these items,” an FDA spokesman said.
“However, there are many alternatives that are available to consumers,” the spokesman added. “These include quinoa as substitute for rice, beer as substitute for wine, and Chinese noodles (chow mein) as substitute for Mac n Cheese.”
The FDA asked consumers to be patient as it conducts a thorough investigation of the tainted items.
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