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Serious Allergy Risk: Aldi Recalls Holiday Chocolate Bark
16 Dec
Summary
- Holiday chocolate bark sold at Aldi recalled due to undeclared allergens.
- Mispackaged barks may contain hidden pecans or wheat, posing risks.
- Consumers with allergies are urged to discard affected products immediately.

Aldi has issued a nationwide recall for its Choceur-branded Holiday Chocolate Bark, distributed by Silvestri Sweets Inc., due to the potential presence of undeclared allergens. This voluntary recall was prompted by a packaging error where Pecan, Cranberry & Cinnamon Holiday Bark was inadvertently placed into Cookie Butter Holiday Bark packages, and vice versa. This mistake has created a significant health concern for consumers with specific allergies.
The mislabeling means that the Cookie Butter Holiday Bark may contain undeclared pecans, posing a risk of severe allergic reactions for individuals with pecan sensitivities. Similarly, the Pecan, Cranberry & Cinnamon Holiday Bark might contain undeclared wheat, which could trigger serious health issues for those with wheat allergies. The company cited a temporary breakdown in its production and packaging processes as the cause of this significant error.
Consumers who have purchased the affected holiday chocolate bark are strongly advised to discard the product immediately to prevent any accidental consumption. As of November 26, no illnesses have been reported in connection with this recall. Shoppers with allergies to pecans or wheat should exercise extreme caution and ensure these products are safely disposed of. The affected products have specific 'best by' dates: May 2026 for Cookie Butter and August 2026 for Pecan, Cranberry & Cinnamon.




