Nationwide Recall Issued for “So Delicious Frozen Dessert” Over Possible Stones in Cashew Pieces

A frozen dessert recall is asking shoppers to take a closer look at their freezers. Danone USA has voluntarily recalled So Delicious Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert sold in pint containers after reports that the product may contain foreign material, including small stones and other hard objects, in the dessert’s cashew inclusions.

The recall applies nationwide, meaning consumers who purchased the affected product should check their containers rather than assuming the issue is limited to a specific region or store. The FDA says the affected pints were distributed to retail stores across the country.

This recall involves one specific So Delicious Dairy Free product. It does not apply to all So Delicious Dairy Free flavors, other product codes, or the brand’s entire product lineup.

What Product Is Included in the Recall

The recalled item is So Delicious Dairy Free Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert sold in pint containers.

The FDA says the concern involves possible foreign material in the product’s cashew inclusions. The issue was identified after consumer complaints involving the presence of small stones and other hard objects.

Consumers should not assume that every Salted Caramel Cluster product is affected. The recall is limited to specific product details listed in the recall information.

To check whether a pint is part of the recall, shoppers should look for the following details:

• Best-by dates on or before April 3, 2028
• UPC: 744473476138
• SKU: 136603

If a pint matches those details, consumers should avoid eating it.

Why the Recall Matters for Freezer Checks

Frozen desserts can sit in home freezers for long periods, especially products purchased as occasional treats. That means shoppers may have an affected container on hand without remembering exactly when it was purchased.

Because the recalled product was sold through retail stores nationwide, consumers should check their own containers rather than relying on whether they remember seeing a recall notice at a specific store.

The FDA recall notice does not provide a retailer-by-retailer list of where the product was sold. Consumers who have a matching pint can use the product information on the package to determine whether it falls under the recall.

What Consumers Should Do With Affected Pints

Consumers who find a recalled pint should not eat the product.

So Delicious Dairy Free Consumer Care is available at 1-833-367-8975 for customers who need assistance. The company is accepting calls Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET, and consumers can request a replacement coupon or refund.

Before contacting the company, shoppers should have the product information available so the recall details can be confirmed.

The recall is focused only on the specific Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert product listed in the notice. Other So Delicious Dairy Free products are not included in this action.

What Is Known About Reported Injuries

The recall information does not list any confirmed injuries.

The FDA’s notice focuses on the possible presence of foreign material in the affected product and provides the identification details consumers need to check their freezers.

A Reminder to Check Labels Carefully

This recall is a good reminder that product names alone are not always enough when checking food safety notices. Similar-looking products from the same brand may not be included if they have different product codes or packaging details.

For this recall, shoppers should focus on the exact product name, UPC, SKU, and best-by date listed in the notice. Consumers with questions can contact So Delicious Dairy Free Consumer Care using the provided phone number.

For anyone with the recalled pint in their freezer, the next step is simple: check the label details, avoid eating any affected product, and contact the company if assistance is needed.