Urgent Recall: Outshine Fruit Bars May Contain Glass
Outshine Fruit Bars Recalled: What You Need to Know About the Glass Contamination Alert
What Happened?
Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream (the company that makes Outshine Fruit Bars) has announced a voluntary recall of some of their frozen fruit bars. This means they’re asking people to stop eating certain packages and return them to the store.
IMPORTANT RECALL ALERT
Reason: Possible glass pieces inside the fruit bars
Risk: Could cause injury if eaten
Good News: No one has gotten sick or hurt so far!
Action Needed: Check your freezer and return affected products
Which Fruit Bars Are Affected?
Only specific flavors and package sizes are part of this recall. Here’s exactly what to look for:
Affected Products (6-count packs, 2.5 oz bars):
- Strawberry
- Watermelon
- Grape
- Tangerine
- Black Cherry
Also Affected:
- 24-count Variety Pack (contains multiple flavors)
Important Date Range:
Best-before dates from May 31, 2027 through November 30, 2027
PRO TIP: The "best-before date" is printed on the box. If your date falls between those two dates (including those exact dates), it’s part of the recall.
How to Check If You Have Recalled Bars
Follow these simple steps:
- Go to your freezer and find any Outshine Fruit Bars
- Check the flavor – is it one of the five listed above?
- Check the package size – is it a 6-count box or 24-count variety pack?
- Find the best-before date on the box
- Compare the date – is it between May 31, 2027 and November 30, 2027?
- If YES to all – you have a recalled product!
Need to be 100% sure?
The company has published a complete list of UPC codes (those barcode numbers) and bar codes for every single recalled package. You can find them here:
Official Recall Notice with UPC Codes
What Should You Do?
You have two easy options:
Option 1: Throw Them Away
- Put the bars in the trash
- Don’t eat them! Even if they look fine
Option 2: Return for Full Refund (Recommended!)
- Take the box back to the store where you bought it
- You don’t need a receipt
- Get your full money back
- The store will handle the rest
What the Company Says
"The safety, quality, and integrity of our products remain our highest priority. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this action may cause our consumers and retail customers."
— Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream
They’re taking this seriously and want to make it right!
Summary
| Key Facts | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Outshine Fruit Bars (specific flavors only) |
| Problem | Possible glass contamination |
| Risk Level | Low (no injuries reported) |
| Affected Dates | Best-before: May 31 – Nov 30, 2027 |
| What to Do | Return for refund OR throw away |
| Refund | Full refund, no receipt needed |
FAQ – Your Questions Answered
Q: I ate one of these bars already. Should I worry?
A: The company says no injuries have been reported. But if you feel anything unusual (mouth pain, trouble swallowing, stomach issues), contact your doctor just to be safe.
Q: What if I threw away the box but ate the bars?
A: If you’re feeling fine, you’re probably okay. The recall is a precaution. Going forward, check packages before eating!
Q: Can I exchange them for a different flavor?
A: The recall notice says "full refund at original place of purchase." Ask the store – many will let you swap, but they’re required to give your money back.
Q: Are ALL Outshine products recalled?
A: NO! Only the 5 specific flavors in 6-count packs and the 24-count variety pack with those specific best-before dates. Other Outshine products are fine.
Q: How did glass get in fruit bars?
A: The company hasn’t shared the exact cause yet, but it likely happened during manufacturing. That’s why they’re recalling – to be super careful!
Stay safe, check your freezer, and don’t hesitate to return these for your money back!