To peanut or not to peanut?

What's a salmonella-fearing person to do?

Well, this Friday kicks off the season for Girl Scouts cookies and the organization is anticipating slow sales due to the economy and the salmonella outbreak. According to a Girl Scouts release, their suppliers are not part of the current peanut butter warning. That means their peanut butter patties, Tagalongs, are safe to eat.

All varieties are $4. You can purchase them in front of a supermarket or through the form that's probably circulating in your office.

Meanwhile, Fresh & Easy has started a voluntary recall because of a possible health risk in three of their products. They are: Milk Chocolate Peanut Clusters, Sweet & Salty Granola Bars and Chewy Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Granola Bars.

The market removed these products in January and are offering a full refund for the products purchased any time prior. The voluntary recall is a precautionary measure; there have been no illnesses reported.

Call Fresh & Easy at 1 (800) 648-8622 for questions about the recall. See here for more information about other peanut and peanut butter recalls.