Chocolate Eyeball Candy Recall Hits 13 States: What You Need to Know

Consumers who bought the “Crystal Temptations” chocolate eyeball candy from Marshalls or TJ Maxx may need to return the product. The recall covers 13 states after the FDA discovered undeclared milk in the confectionery.

What Triggered the Recall?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) identified milk as an undeclared allergen in the chocolate eyeball candy sold under the brand name “Crystal Temptations.” Because milk is a common allergen, the FDA issued a recall to protect consumers who might be allergic.

Where Was the Candy Sold?

Retailers Marshalls and TJ Maxx carried the product in 13 states. The recall notice lists the specific states, but the product was widely available in both chain stores across the country.

How to Check If You Have the Product

Look for the “Crystal Temptations” label on the packaging. If you purchased the candy from Marshalls or TJ Maxx, it is likely part of the recalled batch. The FDA’s recall website provides a product code list to help consumers identify affected items.

What Should You Do?

Return the candy to the store where you bought it or contact the manufacturer for a refund. Do not consume the product. If you have a milk allergy, seek medical advice if you suspect exposure.

Consumer Safety and the FDA’s Role

The FDA’s recall process is designed to quickly remove potentially harmful products from the market. Consumers are encouraged to stay informed through official recall notices and to report any adverse reactions.

For more details, visit the FDA’s recall page or the original news source: CBS News.

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