Outshine Fruit Bars Recalled Over Glass Risk

Outshine Fruit Bars Recalled Over Glass Risk

Frozen fruit bar beside a shard of broken glass, illustrating a recall over glass contamination risk

The News

Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream is voluntarily recalling five flavors of Outshine Fruit Bars sold nationwide because the frozen bars may contain glass.

The recall covers 2.5-ounce paddle bars sold in 6-count boxes: Strawberry, Watermelon, Grape, Tangerine and Black Cherry.

Best-by dates on the affected products run from June 2027 through November 2027. No injuries or illnesses have been reported, the company said.

Timeline

Aug. 18, 2026

Word of the recall reaches consumers, with WFLA reporting that the frozen bars were among those sold at Publix stores.

Aug. 18, 2026

Dreyer's confirms the nationwide recall of five Outshine flavors over possible glass contamination, according to CBS News.

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Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream said the recalled bars may include glass and told customers they can return the products to the retailer for a full refund.

The company has not said how large the glass fragments may be, where they entered the production process, or how many units are involved.

Coverage from CBS News, the New York Post and USA Today all pointed shoppers to the same first step: check the package before eating anything.

What's Next

Check the UPC and batch codes printed on the bottom of the box against the recall list to see whether the bars in your freezer are affected.

Affected products can be returned to the store where they were bought for a full refund.

Questions go to Dreyer's at dreyers@casupport.com. Anyone who believes they were injured should contact a medical professional immediately.

More

Glass in food can cut the mouth, throat, stomach or intestines, and how serious the injury is depends on the size of the fragment. That is the risk driving a recall announced with zero reported injuries so far — the bars were distributed to retailers across the country, so the exposure is national even though nobody has reported being hurt.

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