As a long-time follower of the chaotic world of YouTube and its eccentric personalities, I’ve learned to take claims with a grain of salt, especially when they involve the likes of Logan Paul and his latest venture – Lunchly.
Logan Paul refutes allegations that Lunchly’s products were recalled because some customers discovered moldy cheese within them.
In September, Logan, KSI, and YouTube sensation MrBeast teamed up to debut Lunchly, a pre-packaged meal combining Prime Hydration and a Feastables candy bar for immediate consumption.
The launch faced criticism since some considered it unhealthy, while others found mold on their Lunchly pizzas, causing content creators to express concern.
Contrary to some speculations sparked by online criticism, it was clarified by Logan Paul in a video on October 28 that the reports of Lunchly being recalled were unfounded and false.
Specifically, he criticized social media posts suggesting multiple retail outlets had withdrawn Lunchly products following apprehensions expressed by the Food and Drug Administration.
LUNCHLY RECALLED?!
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) October 28, 2024
The tweet included a sign supposedly put up at a Kroger grocery store saying that they will restock Lunchly when they’re deemed “fit for consumption and shipped through our warehouses.”
Paul clarified, “It’s quite strange because by law, FDA recalls are made public. As you can see, Lunchly is not included in the FDA recall list, which suggests this sign isn’t authentic. It seems someone created a false announcement about Lunchly being recalled, printed it out, stuck it on a refrigerator, and then someone else took a picture of it and shared it online as if it were genuine.
TopMob also checked the FDA’s website and found no reports that Lunchly had been called.
Speaking with TopMob, Lunchly addressed rumors about their moldy cheese by emphasizing, “Every Lunchly item undergoes a rigorous examination to guarantee both its quality and safety. This procedure involves numerous checks and approvals, including from the USDA, before any product is allowed to exit the production facility.
Speaking as an ardent follower, Logan shared an intriguing detail – his team successfully pinpointed the spot where the photo was snapped, sending someone over to check it out. To our surprise, no refrigerator bearing a sign could be found at the location!
Paul stated that the sign was apparently placed by a worker who mistakenly thought there was a recall in progress, yet they removed it once the store had resumed operations, which is referred to as “getting back to work” or simply “back from lunch.
As a loyal follower, I find myself perplexed and somewhat amused by this recent speculation about Lunchly’s Turkey Stack Ems being pulled from shelves. Could the source be misinformed or simply trying to stir things up? Either way, it’s hard to tell at this point.
In the very same video, Logan disclosed that the FBI managed to locate an individual who made a bomb threat against Lunchy’s headquarters, interestingly enough, this person was from London – a city where the company doesn’t even operate.
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2024-10-28 21:18