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Cheese Snacks

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Every record behind Cheese Snacks, with the date we read it. Nothing here is ours — it is all somebody else's published record.

3 of 6 sources have a record
Product recordOn fileOpen Food FactsPhotographNothing on fileNone publishedIngredient listOn fileopen_food_factsRecalls and noticesOn file3 notices, 6 recordsUSDA organic registerNothing on fileCompany not in the exportVerification registersNothing on fileNot in the registers we check

On the label this product is called Cheese Snacks, Cracker Cuts, Sharp Cheddar Cheese, barcode 0021000006274.

Product record

Name, barcode, category and ingredient text
Open Food FactsOpen Database License (ODbL)read 2026-09-28the record

Photograph

We looked and there is no photograph for this product.

Ingredient list

The ingredient list, in label order
open_food_factsread 2026-09-28the record

Recalls and government notices

Products were not held at an appropriate temperature due to a mechanical malfunction during transportation.
FDA · Class IIread 2019-06-17the record
F-1799-2019
Kraft Singes wrapped American slices due to the possibility that a thin strip of the individual packaging film may remain adhered to the slice after the wrapper has been removed. If the film sticks to the slice and is not removed, it could potentially cause a choking hazard.
FDA · Class IIread 2015-09-03the record
3 agency records under this noticeOne per affected product line
F-0374-2016, F-0376-2016, F-0375-2016
The Kraft American Singles Pasteurized prepared cheese products contain a thin strip of plastic film that may remain on the edge of some cheese slices after the wrapper is removed.
FDA · Class IIread 2015-07-31the record
2 agency records under this noticeOne per affected product line
F-2955-2015, F-2954-2015

USDA organic register

This product's company does not appear in the USDA Organic Integrity Database export we matched against.

Verification registers

This product is not in the verification registers we check.

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