Trader Joe’s recalls signature almond cookies because they may contain rocks

Trader Joe’s recalled two kinds 🌄of its signature almꦺond cookies last week over concerns that they may contain rocks.

The recalled treats are the Almond Windmill Cookies and Dark Chocolate Chunk and Almond Cookies with sell-by dates b🀅etween Oct. 19 to 21 and Oct. 17 to 21, respectively, the grocery chain .

All of the products potentially impacted by the risk have been removed from shelvesܫ a♊nd destroyed, the statement read.

Customers who purchased or received any boxes of the cookieღs are also urged to discard or return them to a Trader Joe’s for a full refund.

Stones or pebbles are more likely to contaminate food products du🌺ring harvest season, .

Rock contaminati🌳on is most common in items that use raw material from fields, such as nuওts, fruits, and vegetables, the food safety company explained.

News of the Trader Joe’s recall comes just a few weeks after Mondelez Global LLC recal♔led two varieties ꦅof belVita Breakfast Sandwich biscuits over possible undeclared peanut contamination.

No belVita products or markets outside the US were impacted by the M🌞ondelez debacle, the company said earlier this month🧸.