Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a view full of the existing "product" class on main frontend siteaccess - "eng" in my tests:

[full_product]
Source=node/view/full.tpl
MatchFile=full/product.tpl
Subdir=templates
Match[class_identifier]=product

2. Create a new content class:

Name: Recipe
Identifier: recipe
Container: No

Add two attributes:

Attribute Type: Text line

• Name: Title
• Identifier: title
• Is required: checked

Attribute Type: Object relations

• Name: Product
• Identifier: product
• Selection method: browse
• Allowed classes: product

3. In product.tpl template, display all reverse related objects of "recipe" type:

{def $objects=fetch( 'content', 'reverse_related_objects', hash( 'object_id', $node.object.id, 'attribute_identifier', '295' ) )}

{foreach $objects as $object}
    {$object.name|wash} <br />
{/foreach}

Here, '295' is the id of the "product" attribute of the "recipe" class defined in step 2. Please change it to reflect the id of your "product" attribute.

4. Configure viewcache.ini.append.php:

[ViewCacheSettings]
SmartCacheClear=enabled

[recipe]
DependentClassIdentifier[]=folder
DependentClassIdentifier[]=landing_page
ClearCacheMethod[]=object
ClearCacheMethod[]=parent
ClearCacheMethod[]=relating

5. Create a new object in content tree of type "product". Called it "Product 1";
6. Create a new object in content tree for the new "recipe" class in the content tree. Called it "Recipe 1" and on the "product" field selected "Product 1";
7. Go, on the frontend siteaccess, to the "Product 1" page. "Recipe 1" should be listed there, but it's not;

Workaround:

8. Go back to admin interface, edit "Recipe 1" and publish (no content modifications required, just edit and publish);
9. Go to frontend, and refresh (F5) "Product 1" page. "Recipe 1" is now listed.