If you've shopped in the snack or bakery aisles recently, listen up.
To get all the latest grocery store and recall news delivered right to your email inbox every day, sign up for our newsletter!Assorted flavors of coffee cake and paczkis made bysold at retailers in Illinois and Wisconsin are also bring pulled from stores because they could contain egg, milk, and wheat which were not declared on the product label.
The bakery items have a brand name of Chicago Sweet Connection Bakery and were produced between Feb. 21 and 23, 2022, with expiration dates either Feb. 26 or 28. The recall was sent out"after it was discovered that the allergen statement was not correctly printing on labels due to a computer error," the company says in the recall notice. The allergens were not listed because the label was being cut off during printing. The issue has since been resolved.
Flavors of the Paczki—a fried dough pastry filled with sweet fillings—include apple, apricot, blueberry, chocolate custard, strawberry, pineapple, and more. Coffee cake flavors include custard, caramel, pecan, chocolate chip, and more. For a full list of all affected varieties, clickThe Paczkis were sold in packs of 4 in a plastic clamshell container, and the coffee cakes were sold in single packs with an aluminum rectangular tray and a plastic dome lid.