FDA Recall Now Includes 2 Million Baked Goods Sold in Michigan, Other States

A massive baked goods recall now includes more than two million pastry products sold in Michigan and other states due to concerns they're contaminated with listeria.

The Food and Drug Administration issued the original recall on January 7, but upgraded it to a Class II recall, defined as "a situation in which use of or exposure to a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote."

Pastries Sold Throughout the US Recalled

The recall involves baked goods produced by the Indiana-based company FGF LLC. The products were produced before December 13, 2024, and distributed to grocery stores across the United States. Pastries sold at grocery stores are branded under various private labels. The recall also includes select Dunkin' Donuts products.

According to the FDA, the products are being recalled due to a "potential for contamination with listeria monocytogenes."

Dunkin' Products Included in the Recall

• Just Baked Yeast Rings
• Just Baked Yeast Munchkins
• Just Baked Cake Ring
• Just Baked Sour Cream Cake Donuts
• Just Baked Coffee Rolls
• Just Baked Eclairs
• Just Baked Yeast Shells
• Just Baked Apple Fritters
• Just Baked Pumpkin Cake Rings
• Just Baked Pumpkin Cake Munchkins
• Just Baked French Crullers
• Just Baked Apple Cider Cake Rings with Natural Flavors
• Just Baked Chocolate Cake Rings (artificially flavored)
• Just Baked Blueberry Cake Ring (naturally & artificially flavored)
• Just Baked Cake Sticks

The FDA's website does not offer guidance on what to do if you have any of the aforementioned items. However, in most cases, the advice is to discard products that could possibly be contaminated.