Blue Bell recalls ice cream half gallons for undeclared nuts allergy risk

Blue Bell Ice Cream voluntarily called for some of its half -gallon cartons due to unpopular nuts, as the products affected by a mistake in putting signs.

Friday, Friday, announced a limited amount of “limited amount of Moo-Llennium Crunch Ice Cream Half Gallon that was filled in Chocones Cookie dough produced in Brenham, Texas, due to unpopular almonds, and bikan.”

“The product that was called in the accident is fill in the dough ice cream cartons of chocolate chocolate with the lid of the Michelum crisis. People who are sensitive or sensitive to almonds, nuts and Baqan are at risk of a dangerous reaction or threatening his life if they photographed these products.”

The mixture was discovered by the Blue Bell employee while storing it in retail stores. Recovered products have a icon 061027524 at the top of the half gallon cover.

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The affected products were distributed to Alabama, Arkansas, Florida Banhandel, northwest of Georgia, southern Indiana, south of Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklauma, Tennessi, Texas, South Virginia.

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Ice Blue Bell truck is seen outside the Wall Mart store on April 21, 2015 in Overland Park, Kansas. (Jimmy Square / Getty Emoz)

Walmart confirmed that the product was sold in selected stores in those states. Blue Bell products can also be found in other supermarket chains and stores.

Visitors are depicted by an offer at the Blue Bell Creameries salon, 1101 South Blue Belle RD. , Tuesday, July 18, 2023 in Brenham, Texas. (Melissa Philip / Houston Cronic / Getty Pictures)

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Blue Bell said that customers who bought half a gallon could return them to the purchase place to recover full funds, adding that no negative diseases or reactions were reported.