RECALL ALERT: Yummy Foods Pulls Swirly Ices Line Due To Potential Milk Contamination

Yummy Foods, based in Edison, NJ, has issued a recall of their Yummy Swirly Ices line due to possible milk contamination. The products, which are kosher parve, may pose a serious risk to individuals with milk allergies or severe sensitivities.

The recall was prompted by a consumer complaint of discomfort after consuming the Swirly Ices. An investigation into the cross-contamination is ongoing.

Yummy Foods stressed that this recall is not due to a kashrus concern and the products are all considered pareve, as confirmed by the CRC and OU.

The affected products, packaged in printed wrappers with the Yummy logo, were distributed to retail supermarkets in several states, including New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Illinois, Florida, and California.

Consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities are advised not to consume the recalled products, which include:

– Swirly Berry Blast
– Swirly Tropical Tornado
– Swirly Churning Cherry
– Swirly Variety Pack

Also being pulled over contamination concerns are:

– Yummy Watermelon
– Yummy Boom ices (cherry, orange, lemon)

Returns can be made to the original point of purchase for a full refund. Questions and concerns can be directed to yummyfoodsrecall@gmail.com.

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