Note: Unilever is not a member of the SnackSafely.com Manufacturer Partnership. As such, we don’t normally issue advisories for recalled products unless they have broad ramifications, as this one does.
Unilever Manufacturing (US), Inc., based in Sikeston, MO, has issued a recall for 6,668 cases of its Rocky Road Ice Cream. This recall is due to mislabeled packaging due to undeclared almonds, posing a risk to individuals with tree nut allergies.
The affected ice cream is packaged in a Breyers Chocolate Truffle tub (1.5qt) that states it “may contain tree nuts.” However, the lid is for Breyers Rocky Road Ice Cream, which explicitly lists almonds as an ingredient.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) initiated this ongoing recall on June 2, 2025. Categorized as a Class II recall, the FDA deems the risk of serious health consequences to be low, with temporary or reversible health effects or a slight chance of serious adverse health consequences.
The recalled products were shipped to distribution centers and retail stores across the United States. As of this writing, no illnesses or adverse reactions have been reported.
Recalled Product:
- Variety: Rocky Road Ice Cream
- Packaging: Breyers Chocolate Truffle tub (1.5 qt) with a Breyers Rocky Road Ice Cream lid
- Lot Number: JUL1026GB3
- UPC: 077567457288
- Recall Number: H-0017-2025
If you have this product, do not consume, sell, or distribute it. Businesses should check their inventory for the affected lot number and UPC code. Recalled ice cream should be either discarded or returned to the location where it was purchased.
