The Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH) said seafood burgers sold at a grocery store chain in Connecticut have been recalled due to undeclared egg.
Officials said Italian style seafood burgers sold at Caraluzzi's Markets were voluntarily recalled for containing egg, even though the ingredient wasn't listed on the food label.
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WATCH HEREThe burgers were sold at all of Caraluzzi's store locations, including Bethel, Wilton, Newtown and Danbury.
The product was sold between Feb. 18 and April 2. It has since been removed from store shelves.
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People with egg allergies can get seriously ill for eating food containing them.
