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Some of the containers may have lids that state it is a container of Breyers® All Natural Cookies & Cream. However, the tubs state that it is a container of Breyers® All Natural Mint Chocolate Chip. The tubs may contain Breyers® All Natural Cookies & Cream. The Breyers® All Natural Cookies & Cream ice cream contains wheat. The Breyers® All Natural Mint Chocolate Chip tub does not contain wheat and does not have wheat listed as an ingredient. Wheat is a known allergen which may cause severe reactions.
The information provided by Breyers regarding the recalled items is as follows. Images of the packaging can be seen here: Product Labels.
- 1.5-quart (1.41L) paperboard tubs marked with UPC # 077567254245 located on the side of the tub and in combination with "Best If Used By" dates of FEB1711GH, FEB1811GH and FEB1911GH located on the bottom of the tub.
- The mispackaged ice cream product was distributed in Alabama, Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Trinidad and Virginia through retail stores in these locations and adjoining areas.
To learn more about allergens, please see Food Allergies.
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