Whipped cream sold at Costco has been recalled. See affected product

Whipped cream sold at Costco warehouses in a dozen states across the Midwest and Southeast has been recalled, according to the warehouse retailer. Alamance Foods, the manufacturer of Kirkland-brand whipped cream sold at Costco, announced Nov. 7 a voluntary recall of Kirkland Signature Real Heavy Whi

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Whipped cream sold at Costco warehouses in a dozen states across the Midwest and Southeast has been recalled, according to the warehouse retailer.

Alamance Foods, the manufacturer of Kirkland-brand whipped cream sold at Costco, announced Nov. 7 a voluntary recall of Kirkland Signature Real Heavy Whipped Cream because one batch "may contain a small amount of a cleaning chemical."

Whipped cream sold at Costco warehouses in 12 states has been recalled.

According to the company, members reported a chemical smell and taste, but "no serious adverse effects requiring medical care" have been reported. Alamance Foods is advising consumers who purchased the affected product to stop using it and return it to your local Costco for a full refund.

Here's what to know about the affected product.

Which Costco whipped cream has been recalled?

Alamance Foods recalled the following

products:

Product: Kirkland Signature Real Heavy Whipped Cream, 15 oz., case pack 8-count/3-pack, item code AC50
Lot: 04/02/2027 (Best if used by APR/02/2027)
Timestamps affected on can: 00:35 - 02:45
Item #1777000

The item was sold in the following states: