Fans of non-dairy frozen treats face a rocky situation as Danone U.S. recalls certain So Delicious Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster ice cream pints due to unexpected crunchiness that shouldn't be there. According to a NBC Chicago report, these dessert pints may contain small stones and other hard objects, with the hazard spotted in the cashew inclusions batch. So Delicious Dairy Free items are a staple in many Chicago grocery stores like Marianos and Whole Foods, raising concerns for a wider contamination spread.
The specific points in question are marked best by August 8, 2027, and can be identified by their UPC code 744473476138 and SKU code 136603. In the meantime, working swiftly to address this rather hard-to-swallow issue, the FDA has been notified of Danone's voluntary action, and efforts are underway to pluck the affected products off shelves. Anyone in possession of these products is advised not to consume them, as noted on a USA Today notice. For those seeking refunds, reach out to the So Delicious Dairy Free® Care Line.
Tackling the pebble problem, So Delicious Dairy Free assured customers that the fault has been identified and rectified, hinting at an imminent return of the beloved Salted Caramel Cluster to freezer aisles near you. While the company did not specify the precise retailers or states affected, it has emphasized its commitment to quality and safety. "So Delicious Dairy Free takes every consumer experience seriously and is initiating this voluntary recall in line with its commitment to product quality and consumer safety," according to a USA Today announcement.
Customers who have discovered their dessert is more geological than gastronomic should discard the product or seek a refund. For relief from this rocky road, or more specifically, to request a refund, you can dial 1-833-367-8975, the So Delicious Dairy Free Care Line. Alternatively, customers may fill out a web form available at the company's contact page for more information on the recall process and refunds.
