Nestlé, don’t eat this plastic-filled cookie dough

You know the disappointment when you bite into what you thought was a chocolate chip cookie and found out it was oatmeal raisins. But even raisins are better than a bunch of plastic.

Published by Nestle, the big cookie giant Voluntary recall That Toll House Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough with Fudge Filling comes out of concern that it may be contaminated with plastic.

Which cookies are recalled?

Recall includes Tollhouse chocolate chip cookie dough and fudge

Goods manufactured between June and September 2022 with a UPC (barcode) of 050000429912. The code is located on the bottom center of the back of the box. Certain products were sold at retail outlets throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

“There have been no reported illnesses or injuries, but after a small number of consumers contacted Nestlé USA about this issue, we took immediate action out of an abundance of caution,” reads the company’s statement.

You can safely bake different types of Nestlé cookie dough at the same time. “No other Nestlé He Tollhouse products are affected by this recall,” the statement said.

What should I do with cookies that contain plastic?

If you have one of the recalled products, Nestlé encourages you to return the product to the original retailer of purchase for a replacement or a full refund.

For any questions regarding the recall, please contact Nestlé USA at (800) 681-1676 Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm ET.

Hey, I actually like oatmeal raisin cookies

i think there is One for every crowd. But you don’t have to defend yourself. It’s not that oatmeal raisin cookies are bad per se, but it’s fine if you use chocolate his chips instead. You can have oatmeal for breakfast tomorrow.