Recall alert: Crème Brûlée sold at Aldi recalled - Boston 25 News
FDA classified it as a Class II recall.
www.boston25news.comHere’s the latest on Aldi crème brûlée recall:
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Summary: Aldi has recalled its Specially Selected Vanilla Crème Brûlée due to potential glass contamination. The recall covers about 2,869 cases sold in seven states, and is classified by the FDA as Class II (temporary or reversible health issues are possible, but not typically severe).[3][4][6][9]
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Affected products: Vanilla Crème Brûlée single-serve cups from the Specially Selected brand, UPC 4099100342826, with best-by date around 5/9/2026. Consumers are advised to discard any affected cups or return them for a refund.[4][5][3]
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States impacted: New York, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, and Virginia (distribution through Aldi stores in these states).[5][9]
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What to do now: Check your Aldi receipts or product packaging for the UPC and best-by date. If you have the recalled product, return it to an Aldi store for a refund or dispose of it safely. For questions, contact Aldi customer service or consult the FDA recall notice referenced in coverage.[9][3][4]
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Context: The recall was initiated by Lactalis Canada and announced in mid-April, with FDA classification documented later in April 2026. This is one of several recent product-safety recalls affecting groceries, so it’s wise to verify any similar items you’ve purchased.[6][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the FDA recall notice and craft a concise checklist you can print for quick reference. I can also monitor for any updates or additional states added to the recall.[3][9]