Christmas bark recalled from Aldi due to potentially undeclared pecans and wheat

A recall of 5 ounce Christmas bark products sold at Aldi stores across the country has been expanded due to concerns that the treats may contain undeclared allergens, including pecans and wheat, according to the Food and Drug Administration.

Silvestri Sweets published a voluntary recall of its Choceur brand Cookie Butter Party Bark versus potentially undeclared pecans and its Choceur brand Pecan, Cranberry and Cinnamon Party Bark as it may contain undeclared wheat.

The FDA has said that people with allergies to these items “are at risk of a serious or even fatal allergic reaction if they consume these products.”

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To date, no illnesses have been linked to the recall. Consumers who purchased the recalled treats are urged to throw the product away.

The recall was initially issued last month before being expanded this week.

“The expanded recall was initiated after it was discovered that Pecan, Cranberry and Cinnamon Christmas Bark had been packaged in Cookie Butter Holiday Bark packages, resulting in the presence of undeclared pecans,” the FDA said.

“Subsequent investigation indicates that the problem may have been caused by a temporary breakdown in the company’s production and packaging process.”

The recalled Cookie Butter Christmas Bark includes those with lot numbers 29225, 28525 or 29925 with a best before date of May 2026 and lot number 30625 with a best before date of June 2026.

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Affected pecan, cranberry and cinnamon peels include those with lot numbers 29225, 28525 or 29925 with a best before date of August 2026 and lot number 30625 with a best before date of September 2026.

Each of the products is sold in 5 ounce stand-up pouches.