The Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled certain Whole Foods Market products due to possible salmonella contamination.

The recall is linked to salmonella-contaminated jalapenos from Mexico, which caused outbreaks in the U.S.

The recalled products include prepared foods like chicken quesadillas, salsas, and guacamoles, with a best-before date of Aug. 16.

Food with Salmonella may not look or smell bad, but it can still make you sick.

Some people, like young children and the elderly, may get very sick from Salmonella. Healthy people may have short-term symptoms like fever and diarrhea.

No one in Canada has reported getting sick from eating these products.

The CDC recalled jalapeno peppers from Mexico due to a salmonella outbreak in 27 U.S. states.

Over 300 cases have been reported, with 36 people hospitalized.

Twenty foods, including diced jalapenos and shrimp salad, have been recalled from stores like Walmart and Whole Foods.

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