Bread, Oats, and More Pulled From Shelves This Week

There have been 4 main remembers for the week of April 28, 2025, together with one from a well-liked grocery retailer chain.

Dealer Joe’s Sesame Miso Salads with Salmon have been pulled from cabinets in 18 states over undeclared milk. Chocolate-covered macadamia nuts from Mauna Loa have been additionally recalled for undeclared allergens: almonds and cashews.

Three completely different breads from Higher Crust Bakery LP have been additionally recalled over shards of glass on high of the loaves, and rolled oats produced by Grain Millers have been recalled for plastic contamination.

Right here’s what to examine your kitchen for this week.

On Monday, Dealer Joe’s voluntarily recalled 500 of their Sesame Miso Salads with Salmon, offered in shops in 18 states, attributable to an undeclared allergen: milk.

The recalled salads, which have been produced by Taylor Recent Meals Illinois, have been mistakenly packaged with a packet of parmesan cheese crumbles—as an alternative of the packet of crispy onions the salads are supposed to come back with.

Folks with an allergy or sensitivity to take advantage of mustn’t eat this product, as consuming the recalled salads might trigger an adversarial response. For individuals who can eat milk, the salads are in any other case suitable for eating.

Recalled Product Particulars

• Product Description: Dealer Joe’s Sesame Miso Salad with Salmon
• Dimension: 10.25 oz.
• Use-By Dates: April 28, 2025, and April 29, 2025
• UPC: 00773164

Affected States

• Alabama
• Iowa
• Illinois
• Indiana
• Kansas
• Kentucky
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Montana
• North Carolina
• Nebraska
• New Jersey
• New York
• Ohio
• Pennsylvania
• South Carolina
• Tennessee
• Wisconsin

Earlier this month, Higher Crust Bakery LP recalled three completely different breads offered in six states attributable to glass fragments discovered on high of the loaves.

Final Friday, the FDA gave the recall the second-highest threat degree, Class II, which signifies that consuming the recalled bread could trigger “short-term or medically reversible adversarial well being penalties” or that “the likelihood of great adversarial well being penalties is distant.”

The FDA didn’t present particular directions for shoppers who’ve the recalled bread. Nonetheless, as a Class II recall, the most secure choice is to not eat the affected merchandise.

Recalled Product Particulars

• Product Description: Historical Grains Hoagie Roll
• Dimension: 4 oz.
• Lot Quantity: 90
• Product Amount: 89 instances

• Product Description: Multigrain Sourdough
• Dimension: 18 oz.
• Lot Quantity: 90
• Product Amount: 699 instances

• Product Description: Entire Grain Multigrain
• Dimension: 20 oz.
• Lot Quantity: 92
• Product Amount: 30 instances

Affected States

• Pennsylvania
• California
• Connecticut
• Maryland
• Delaware
• Ohio

Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Firm voluntarily recalled batches of darkish chocolate-covered macadamias on Saturday attributable to undeclared allergens. The merchandise, offered at retailers in 16 states and Guam, could include almonds and cashews.

Folks with an allergy or sensitivity to almonds or cashews are vulnerable to extreme allergic reactions in the event that they eat this product. Thus far, no adversarial reactions have been reported in connection to the recalled macadamias.

Shoppers with an almond or cashew allergy mustn’t eat the nuts and may as an alternative return them. The product is in any other case secure for individuals who can eat almonds and cashews.

Recalled Product Particulars

• Product Description: Mauna Loa Darkish Chocolate Coated Macadamias 0.6 oz.
• UPC: 0 72992 05464 4
• Lot Numbers: K5069C1 and K5069C2
• Greatest-By Date: October 2026

• Product Description: Mauna Loa Darkish Chocolate Coated Macadamias 4 oz.
• UPC: 0 72992 05556 6
• Lot Numbers: B4339E1 and B4340E1
• Greatest-By Date: July 2026

Affected States and Territories

• Arizona
• California
• Colorado
• Florida
• Hawaii
• Illinois
• Maine
• Michigan
• New Jersey
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• Texas
• Utah
• Virginia
• Washington
• Wisconsin
• Guam

Grain Millers, a serious oats provider, has recalled greater than 63,000 kilos of rolled oats in two states attributable to international object contamination. The oats, which have been distributed in bulk, could include plastic.

Final Tuesday, the FDA gave the recall a Class II threat degree, and the FDA terminated the recall final Friday.

Nonetheless, the affected oats should still be in shoppers’ houses. The FDA didn’t present particular directions for shoppers, however when you suspect you’ve the recalled oats, the most secure choice is to not eat them—return them or throw them away.

Recalled Product Particulars

• Product Description: Common Rolled Oats #5
• Weight: 1,800 lbs.
• Lot Quantity: 810239153
• Code: 250131N-1

• Product Description: Fast Rolled Oats #21
• Weight: 1,600 lbs.
• Lot Quantity: 811176
• Code: 250202N-2

Affected States