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A Recalled “Cutie Spoovel” pink utensils -
A Recalled “Cutie Spoovel” utensils
The handle of the Cutie Spoovel utensil can break off releasing small parts, posing a choking hazard for young children.
About 17,750 (In addition, about 110 were sold in Canada)
Ryan and Rose at 800-317-8764 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, email at Recall@RyanAndRose.co, or go online at https://www.ryanandrose.co and click on the Voluntary Recall tab at the top for more information.
Recall Details
The Cutie Spoovel is a transitional eating utensil for young children. It is made out of silicone with a plastic core and comes in a set of two in various colors. “Cutie Spoovel” is printed on the back of the spoon, and RR is printed on the back of the handle on the end.
Consumers should immediately take the recalled utensils away from children, dispose of them, and contact Ryan and Rose to receive a full refund or a $20 shop credit. Ryan and Rose is directly notifying all known purchasers of the product recall.
Ryan and Rose have received three reports of the Cutie Spoovel handle breaking when a child bit down on it. No injuries or reports of choking have been reported.
Ryan and Rose LLC, of Bartlett, Tenn.
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