Full list of ice cream brands recalled due to listeria outbreak concerns

The ice cream company recalled nearly 70 products
This comes as the FDA warns of listeria contamination
No illnesses were reported

Dessert maker Totally Cool Inc. Maryland-based has recalled products from more than a dozen brands and 70 different products after the Food and Drug Administration revealed they may be contaminated with listeria.

Those affected include Friendly’s ice cream cakes, Hershey’s ice cream cones and Jeni’s sandwiches.

Listeria monocytogenes can kill young children, the elderly or people with weak immune systems, according to the FDA notice.

No illnesses have been reported yet.

Customers who have them have been advised to return them for a full refund or throw them away immediately.

Here is the full list of brands and products that have been recalled.

Friendly

Friendly’s is an East Coast restaurant chain, but they also make ice cream products. Two ice cream products are believed to be affected:

60 fl oz Celebration Ice Cream Cake
40 fl oz Strawberry Crunch Ice Cream Cake

Totally Cool, a Maryland-based company that makes ice cream products, has issued a recall through the FDA due to a possible listeria outbreak. Friendly’s was one of the companies whose products were affected

Friendly’s is an East Coast restaurant chain, but it also makes ice cream

Hershey’s Ice cream

Hershey’s Ice Cream products are among nearly 70 products recalled after FDA tests revealed a listeria outbreak. Affected lots include all codes between 2305140 to 2405170 for pies and 3174 to 4047 for cones. For sandwiches, the affected codes are 2307187 to 2406163. These products are:

38 fl oz Vanilla Chocolate Ice Cream Cake
110 fl oz Vanilla Chocolate Ice Cream Cake
4 fl oz Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Cones and 4 fl oz Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Sandwiches Polar Bear.

Hershey products are among those distributed nationwide through retail and direct delivery that have the potential to be contaminated with listeria.

According to the FDA, listeria can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, the frail, or the elderly. Pictured: A Hershey’s ice cream cake believed to have been affected by the outbreak

Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery

Affected frozen bakery brand products include five products with “best before” dates between May 20, 2024 and May 28, 2025:

Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery Vanilla & Chocolate 30 fl oz 6′ Ice Cream Cake
Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery Vanilla & Chocolate 60 fl oz 8′ Ice Cream Cake
Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery “For Love of Chocolate” Ice Cream Cake.
Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery ‘Cookies & Cream’
Abilyn’s Frozen Bakery ‘Cookie Dough’

Abilyn’s is the frozen pastry brand that was hit by the listeria outbreak at the Totally Cool factory

Yelloh!

Products from the frozen food delivery service that have been recalled due to listeria outbreak concerns are:

4 fl oz Vanilla Hazelnut Ice Cream Cones
4 fl oz vanilla ice cream cones
4 fl oz Pecan Praline Ice Cream Cones
4 fl oz Chip & Mint Ice Cream Cones
4 fl oz Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Sandwiches
4 fl oz Chocolate Ice Cream Sandwiches

Frozen Food Delivery Yelloh! after the listeria outbreak, the FDA pulled some of its products from the market. According to Totally Cool, no illnesses have been reported

LaSalle

Several LaSalle ice cream products have been recalled. These include:

16 fl oz pints of vanilla ice cream
16 fl oz Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Vanilla Mango Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Vanilla and Raspberry in Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Vanilla Fudge Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Dulce De Leche Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz cookies and pints of creamy ice cream
16 fl oz Butter Pecan Ice Cream

LaSalle ice cream products are also part of the voluntary nationwide recall

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Dolcezza Gelato

The award-winning gelato brand has also been hit by suspected listeria, with 13 of its products recalled:

16 fl oz Mascarpone & Berries Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Roasted Strawberry Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz vanilla ice cream
16 fl oz peanut butter slush and peanut butter ice cream sundaes
16 fl oz Dulce de Leche & Cookies Ice Cream Pints, 16 fl oz Stracciatella Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz pints Stracciatella Peanut Ice Cream, 16 fl oz pints Swiss Chocolate Ice Cream
16 fl oz Pittry Coffee & Cookie Ice Cream
16 fl pints Hot Cocoa Ice Cream 16 fl pints Sugar Dough Ice Cream
16 fl oz pints of dark chocolate ice cream
16 fl oz Dark Chocolate Fudge Ice Cream Pint

A complete list of impacted products from each company can be found on the FDA website. Dolcezza, an award-winning gelato brand, is among several brands affected

Taharka

Products affected by the outbreak for the artisanal ice cream maker include:

16 fl oz Honey Graham Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Key Lime Pie Ice Cream Pints

Taharka Brothers, which is part of the recall, said in a statement on social media that it had “outsourced a single production run of two of our most popular pint flavors” to a “highly respected ice cream manufacturer”.

AMAFruits

The frozen pulp and puree supplier’s products recalled by Totally Cool are:

3 Gallon Acai Sorbet Tubs
3 Gallon Dragon Fruit Sorbet Tubs

AMA Fruits is the supplier of frozen fruit pulp and puree affected by the listeria outbreak

Chipwich

The ice cream sandwich brand’s products affected by the potential outbreak are:

4 fl oz Original Vanilla Chocolate Ice Cream Sandwich
10 Club Pack 3 Pack 24 Pack 16 fl oz Vanilla Chocolate Ice Cream Pint
16 fl oz Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Pint

Ice cream sandwich maker Chipwich has recalled products due to listeria concerns. Short-term symptoms of listeria include high fever, severe headache, stiffness and nausea. According to the FDA, the disease can cause miscarriages and stillbirths in women

Marco

Marco ice cream brand products affected are:

3.8 fl oz Dulce De Leche Ice Cream Sandwiches
3.8 fl oz Vanilla Chai Ice Cream Sandwiches
16 fl oz Dulce De Leche & Cookies Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Turkish Mocha Ice Cream Pints 16 fl oz Vanilla Chai Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Spicy Peanut Butter Caramel and Peanut Butter Caramel Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz Moroccan Honey Hazelnut Ice Cream Pints
16 fl oz White Chocolate Green Tea Pints
16 fl oz Aztec Pints of Chocolate Ice Cream

A few products from the Marco ice cream brand have been recalled. Earlier this year, the FDA closed an investigation into two other dairy products manufactured by Rizo Lopez Foods in California. The outbreak resulted in 29 cases and two deaths

Frozen Farmer

A family-owned, woman-owned business featured on Shark Tank has been hit with a possible outbreak, including the following products:

4 fl oz Elf on the Shelf Sandwich Ice Cream Cookies
16 fl oz Elf on the Shelf Santa’s Cookies
16 fl oz pints of strawberry sorbet
16 fl oz pint of raspberry sorbet
16 fl oz Orange Cream Frobert Pints
16 fl oz Watermelon Sorbet Pints Downloaded

Small business Frozen Farmer has also seen their items recalled. Food recalls are not uncommon. The year 2023 has seen the most since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the recalls last year, nearly half were related to allergens not listed on the packaging, about 15% were related to possible listeria contamination and nearly 9% to potential salmonella contamination, according to a report by the Public Research Interest Group Education Fund.

Cumberland Farms

Cumberland Farms ice cream products were also included in the nationwide recall. The products are:

Cumberland Farm Farmhouse Premium Vanilla Rich Ice Cream Sandwich 4 fl oz
Cumberland Farms Farmhouse Premium Ice Cream Sandwich Marvelous Mint, 4 fl oz

Cumberland Farms ice cream products are included in a nationwide recall due to the risk of listeria

Jeni’s

Ice cream maker Jeni’s recalled products include:

3.5 fl oz Chocolate Silk Ice Cream Sandwiches
3.5 fl oz Key Lime Pie Frozen Dessert
3.5 fl oz Mint Chocolate Truffle Pie Ice Cream Sandwiches
3.5 fl oz Berry Tart Pie Triple Ice Cream Sandwiches

Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams said Totally Cool was the “supplier that produced Jeni’s Frozen Dessert Sandwiches” but does not make any other Jeni’s products at the facility.

What is listeria?

Most people who catch listeriosis, caused by a bacteria called listeria, experience mild symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.

However, more serious complications may develop in patients with weakened immune systems, infants, the elderly, and pregnant women, according to the FDA.

Many foods can contain listeria, but it is usually found in unpasteurized milk, soft cheeses, and ready-to-eat foods such as packaged sandwiches.