The grandmother in Washington died after eating a mischied biscuit, says family, says family

A family in Washington sues Safeway because of the death of Margaret Jean Bryant, 78, of whom they say they died after eating a misstaired peanut butter.

“Margaret Jean Bryant was permanently robbed of her ability to grow up her children and grandchildren with her loving husband of almost 60 years,” said the court documents received by FOX News Digital.

The documents claim that Bryant bought peanut butter biscuits on April 7, 2023, which incorrectly called oatmeal biscuits from their local safeway in Washington.

After eating one of the cookies from the package, she felt sick and went to the toilet, it said in the documents.

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Shortly afterwards, Bryant's husband no longer found her and called an ambulance. She was taken to the hospital, but died less than an hour later.

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An autopsy found that Bryant's cause of death was food anaphylaxis and peanut oxicity, the documents.

Documents claim that Bryant bought peanut butter cookies that were wrongly bought as oatmeal in Washington in Washington in Washington in April 2023. (Getty Images)

A month after the death of Bryant, Albertson's company-one food and drug dealer, the Safeway is associated with the same 18-count-hair-flakes-pussy biscuits from the same business from which Bryant had bought them. The called back cookies were sold between 5 and April 17, 2023, and no further business locations were listed in the recall.

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The company found that “they had received a report that a package of cookies was referred to as oatmeal rosins, but possibly contained peanut butter cookies,” said the press release from Albertson's Companies.

A month after the death of Bryant, Albertson's Companies – a food and drug dealer to which Safeway belongs – remembered the oatmeal biscuits from the same business from which Bryant bought them. (Getty Images)

“The evidence clearly shows that a fatal biscuit was incorrectly labeled and sold by [Safeway] Margaret Jean Bryant, who had a loving family who really worshiped: “As mentioned in the court documents.” Margaret Jean Bryant is deeply missing because she was an irreplaceable woman in her friends and family's life. “

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Albertson's Companies did not react immediately to the request from Fox Business after comment.