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Recall: Crème Brûlée Sold at ALDI May Contain Glass Shards
The FDA classified the recall as Class II, meaning exposure may cause temporary health effects, after Lactalis pulled 2,869 cases from seven states.
- Aldi recalled its Specially Selected creme brulee desserts across seven states due to potential glass contamination, following an action initiated by manufacturer Lactalis Canada on April 14.
- The FDA categorized the recall as Class II on April 28, indicating exposure to the product may cause temporary or reversible health consequences rather than serious harm.
- Impacted products include 2,869 cases sold at Aldi locations in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New York, and Virginia, packaged in glass jars containing "foreign objects, specifically glass."
- Aldi has pulled the affected items from store shelves, with the desserts now marked as "out of stock" on the company's website following the recall announcement.
- Consumers should verify the Best Before date of 5/9/2026 and barcode 4099100342826 on packaging; however, Aldi and Lactalis have not provided refund details for customers who purchased the product.
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Aldi Issues Urgent Recall of Popular Dessert After Glass Is Found Inside
The item was sold in seven states.Credit: Alexander Spatari / Getty ImagesCheck your fridge. Dairy manufacturer Lactalis Canada of Toronto has issued a recall of Aldi's Specially Selected brand Vanilla Crème Brûlée dessert because it may contain foreign objects, specifically glass, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).The dessert is packaged in single-serve 3.6-ounce glass jars and was sold in stores in Florida, Illinois, Ind…
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