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Findings/Food/We R Nuts Recalls Uncle Giuseppe's Milk Chocolate Bridge Mix for Undeclared Allergens
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We R Nuts Recalls Uncle Giuseppe's Milk Chocolate Bridge Mix for Undeclared Allergens

FDA – Food Safety RecallsApril 28, 20262 min read13 views

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We R Nuts is recalling Uncle Giuseppe's milk chocolate bridge mix because it may contain undeclared milk, soy, and cashews. If you have allergies to these ingredients, eating this product could trigger a serious allergic reaction.

# Editorial Summary

We R Nuts, a Port Washington-based snack company, has recalled Uncle Giuseppe's branded milk chocolate bridge mix due to the presence of undeclared allergens. Specifically, the company discovered that 254 containers of the 11-ounce product may contain milk, soy, and cashews that were not listed on the packaging. This is a serious concern because consumers who rely on ingredient labels to avoid allergens they're sensitive to could unknowingly consume these hidden ingredients.

The recall affects people with allergies or severe sensitivities to any of these three allergens, milk, soy, and cashews. For those with significant allergic reactions, consuming unlabeled allergens can trigger symptoms ranging from mild to life-threatening, making accurate product labeling a critical safety issue. The contamination likely occurred during production or packaging, resulting in a mismatch between what the label promised and what was actually in the product.

This incident underscores how important it is for food manufacturers to maintain strict quality control measures and clear communication about product contents. Even well-established snack companies can experience lapses that put vulnerable consumers at risk. Allergen recalls like this one remind us that the labeling system relies on manufacturers getting it right the first time.

If you purchased Uncle Giuseppe's milk chocolate bridge mix in an 11-ounce container, check your home for affected products and do not consume them if you have allergies to milk, soy, or cashews. Contact We R Nuts directly or check the FDA website for specific batch information and details about obtaining a refund. If you have questions about whether a product you own is affected, err on the side of caution and reach out to the manufacturer before consuming it.

What you can doAI-generated

  • ✓Check whether you have purchased Uncle Giuseppe's branded milk chocolate bridge mix in the 11-ounce container size from We R Nuts and immediately set it aside without consuming it.
  • ✓Review the product packaging to confirm the lot number and purchase date match the recall details, as this will help you determine if your specific container is part of the 254 units affected.
  • ✓If you have a milk, soy, or cashew allergy or sensitivity, contact We R Nuts directly or check the FDA recall notice for information on how to return or dispose of the product safely.
  • ✓If you have already consumed this product and experience any allergic symptoms—such as itching, swelling, difficulty breathing, or gastrointestinal distress—seek immediate medical attention and inform healthcare providers of potential exposure to undeclared milk, soy, and cashews.

Always consult a healthcare professional for personal medical advice.

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FDA – Food Safety Recalls

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ProductWe R Nuts, Issues Allergy Alert on Undeclared Milk, Soy & Ca
CategoryFood
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SourceFDA – Food Safety Recalls
PublishedApril 28, 2026
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