Prolon Almond & Cocoa Spread Recall: Check for Undeclared Cashew/Pistachio/Hazelnut (UPC + Lot + Exp.)
Stop and check your pantry: FDA says L-Nutra is recalling Prolon brand Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread because it may contain undeclared cashew, pistachio, and/or hazelnut. If anyone in your household has a cashew, pistachio, or hazelnut allergy, treat this jar as do not eat once you confirm it matches the FDA identifiers below.
What product is being recalled?
Recall involves: Prolon brand Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread
Use the exact identifiers on your jar to confirm whether it’s affected:
- UPC: 850040360530
- Lot: L2755
- Expiration date: January 2, 2027
Why is FDA warning shoppers?
According to the FDA recall notice, the concern is undeclared tree nuts—specifically cashew, pistachio, and/or hazelnut—which can be risky for people with those allergies.
FDA reports one confirmed allergic reaction related to this issue.
What to do right now (before anything else)
- Stop eating the spread if your jar matches the UPC, lot, and expiration date listed above.
- Discard it or complete the company’s recall response/return steps as directed in the official FDA notice.
- If you’re not sure, pause and compare your jar packaging carefully—don’t “guess” based on the product name alone.
If someone already ate it
If any symptoms occur, follow your household’s allergy plan and medical advice from your allergist/healthcare professional. For urgent concerns, contact a medical professional right away.
How to confirm you have the right jar
Set the jar on the counter and check the packaging for the UPC, lot code, and expiration date. FDA’s recall notice provides these exact identifiers to help you confirm whether your specific jar is included.
Do not assume the recall applies to other lots or other expiration dates—stick to the identifiers above.
Where to verify the official notice (and get the return/discard instructions)
For the canonical FDA details—plus the company’s required consumer actions—see the FDA recall alert for L-Nutra’s Prolon brand Apulian Almond & Cocoa Spread.
Calm next step: If you have this product, grab a flashlight, check the UPC/lot/expiration on your jar, and then discard or follow the return response immediately—especially if anyone in your home has a cashew, pistachio, or hazelnut allergy.
