Popular chocolate bars recalled for potentially containing small stones

Two popular chocolate bars recalled due to 'possible presence of small stones'

Point of sale notices are being displayed in all retail stores selling the affected Tony's Chocolonely products

Food recall issued for popular chocolate bars sold in Canada, U.S. after customers report ‘finding small stones’

Tony’s Chocolonely U.S. and Canada is voluntarily recalling limited lots of two specific chocolate products. The recalled chocolate was sold in Canada at Walmart and potentially other retailers.

The company has provided a listing with all the affected lots.

Popular chocolate bars recalled for potentially containing small stones

Two flavors of a popular chocolate bar sold throughout the U.S. have been voluntarily recalled over concerns that the candy may contain small stones, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Popular Chocolate Bars Recalled Because They May Contain Stones

Check your pantry!Simply Recipes / Tony's ChocolonelyTony’s Chocolonely Dark Almond Sea Salt Bar and Tony’s Everything BarReason for Recall: A chance the candy may contain small stones. Distribution: The products were distributed throughout the United States.Tony's Chocolonely Everything BarUPCs: 850011828564, 850011828564, 850011828564, 850032676441Corresponding Lot Codes: 4327, 4330, 4331, M4331Corresponding Best-By Dates: November 22, 25, 26,…

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