
Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Inc. is recalling select varieties of Outshine Fruit Bars after consumers reported finding pieces of glass in the products.
The recall affects several Outshine fruit bar flavors sold in 6-count packages, as well as a 24-count variety pack. The affected products were distributed to retailers across the United States.
The company initiated the recall after receiving consumer complaints regarding possible glass contamination.
The recall includes the following products:
Consumers should check the batch code and best-before date printed on the bottom of the package to determine whether their product is affected.
The affected products include the following batch codes:
Best before September 30, 2027:
LLA616903, LLA617003, LLA617103, LLA617203, LLA617303, LLA617403, LLA617503 and LLA617603.
Best before October 31, 2027:
LLA620303, LLA620403, LLA620503, LLA620603, LLA620703, LLA620803, LLA620903, LLA621003, LLA621103 and LLA621203.
Best before November 30, 2027:
LLA621303, LLA621403, LLA621503 and LLA621603.
Additional affected batches include:
LLA616803, LLA616903, LLA619703, LLA619803, LLA619903, LLA620003, LLA620103, LLA620203 and LLA620303, with best-before dates of September 30 or October 31, 2027.
For products with best-before dates of June 30, 2027, the affected batch codes are:
LLA617603, LLA617703, LLA617803, LLA617903, LLA618003 and LLA618103.
For products with best-before dates of July 31, 2027, affected batch codes include:
LLA618203, LLA618303, LLA618403, LLA618503, LLA619003, LLA619103, LLA619203, LLA619303, LLA619403 and LLA619503.
Another affected group includes:
LLA618503, LLA618603, LLA618703, LLA618803, LLA618903 and LLA619003, all with a July 31, 2027 best-before date.
Products with a October 31, 2027 best-before date are also affected under batch codes LLA619603 and LLA619703.
The recall additionally covers products with a May 31, 2027 best-before date bearing the following batch codes:
LLA603840, LLA605540, LLA605640, LLA605740 and LLA605940.
The potential presence of glass pieces creates a serious physical hazard.
Consumers who eat contaminated products could suffer injuries to the mouth, throat, teeth or digestive tract. Depending on the size and location of the glass, ingestion could potentially result in serious internal injury.
Dreyer’s stated that no illnesses or injuries had been reported at the time of the recall.
Anyone who believes they may have been injured after consuming an affected product should seek medical attention promptly.
Consumers who have purchased the recalled Outshine Fruit Bars should:
The affected Outshine Fruit Bars were distributed to retailers nationwide across the United States.
Unlike an allergen-related recall, this incident involves a physical contamination hazard. Glass contamination can be difficult to detect before consumption and can cause significant injury if swallowed.
Consumers should therefore avoid relying on the appearance of the product and should carefully check the batch code and best-before date against the recall information before consuming any affected Outshine Fruit Bars.
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