Walmart in-store bakeries across 19 states have recalled more than 735,000 rolls after Pillsbury frozen dough used to bake them was reported to possibly contain glass fragments. The recall affects Hard Roll Dough (3,080 cases, 554,400 rolls) and Kaiser Roll Dough (1,260 cases, 181,440 rolls), distributed by General Mills (recall IDs H-1154-2026 and H-1155-2026). The FDA classified the action as a Class II recall. Consumers who bought bakery rolls in the affected stores should avoid eating them if unsure, contact the store to verify, and seek medical care for any injuries.
Over 735,000 Walmart Bakery Rolls Recalled After Possible Glass Contamination
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Walmart in-store bakeries in 19 states have recalled more than 735,000 rolls after Pillsbury frozen dough used to make them was reported to possibly contain glass fragments. The recalled products were finished bakery rolls baked from two specific Pillsbury frozen dough items, not packaged frozen goods sold to consumers.
Products and Scope of Recall
The recall covers two Pillsbury frozen dough products that were baked in Walmart bakery cases: Hard Roll Dough (3,080 cases, 554,400 rolls) and Kaiser Roll Dough (1,260 cases, 181,440 rolls). Recall identification numbers are H-1154-2026 (Hard Roll Dough) and H-1155-2026 (Kaiser Roll Dough). Both products were distributed by General Mills Sales in Minneapolis.
Where the Dough Was Distributed
The dough was shipped to Walmart in-store bakeries in the following 19 states: Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming.
Risk and Classification
The Food and Drug Administration has classified the action as a Class II recall, which applies when products may cause temporary or reversible health effects and are less likely to cause serious harm. The recall notice states the products may contain "potential foreign material (glass)." General Mills reports it has not received any reports of injury or illness related to this recall.
Why It May Be Hard To Tell If Your Roll Is Affected
Because the dough was baked on site and sold loose from bakery cases, finished rolls may lack packaging or visible lot codes. Customers who purchased individual rolls without packaging may not be able to determine immediately whether their purchase came from the recalled dough.
What Consumers Should Do
If you bought rolls from a Walmart in one of the affected states and are unsure whether they came from the recalled dough, do not eat them. Contact the specific Walmart store where you bought the rolls to ask whether its bakery used the recalled Hard Roll Dough or Kaiser Roll Dough. Watch for posted store notices and keep receipts for bakery purchases when possible. You can also check the FDA recall listings or General Mills recall information online for updates.
Health Advice
If someone may have swallowed a foreign object and is experiencing pain, bleeding, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek medical attention immediately.
Contact and Additional Information
For questions about whether a specific store was affected, contact the Walmart location directly or consult official recall notices from the FDA and General Mills. General Mills has indicated no injuries have been reported to date.
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