Norwalk bakery products did not label certain allergens
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Food and Standards Division (DCP) has issued a warning that several products from a Norwalk bakery may be recalled due to not listing potential allergens on the labels.
Wave Hill Breads' Frozen Cookie Dough Logs sold at the Norwalk bakery and farmers markets had undeclared wheat, milk and soy. The affected products are 24-ounce Frozen Cookie Dough Logs for the flavors of Chocolate Chip, Snickerdoodle, Ginger Molasses and Oatmeal Cranberry.
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The Wave Hill Breads website says their products are sold at farmers markets in Westport, Greenwich and Litchfield, as well as several others in New York City and Westchester. Their products are also sold in several retail stores in Connecticut and New York.
The recalled items can be identified by its flavor on the label, which are in white parchment paper sealed with green twist ties, and its rolled log shape.
Consumers who have purchased Wave Hill Breads' frozen cookie dough logs are urged to return it to Wave Hill Breads' retail location at 239 Westport Avenue in Norwalk, CT for a full refund. Anyone with questions about the recall may contact Wave Hill Breads at 203-762-9595.
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