Before you take another bite of that pint in the freezer, check the flavor, UPC and date on the bottom.
So Delicious Dairy Free has voluntarily recalled certain Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert pints because the cashew inclusions may contain small stones or other hard objects.
How to check your So Delicious pint
| Check | Recalled product |
|---|---|
| Flavor | Salted Caramel Cluster Non-Dairy Frozen Dessert |
| Package | Pint |
| UPC | 744473476138 |
| Best-by date | April 3, 2028 or earlier |
| Where to find the date | Bottom of the pint |
All of those details matter. A different So Delicious flavor is not included simply because it is in the same part of your freezer. The company says no other So Delicious codes, flavors or products are affected.
What should you do with a recalled pint?
Do not eat it. So Delicious says to dispose of the product and contact its Consumer Care team through the company’s official contact page so it can collect the details and help make it right.
The recall began September 15, 2026, in cooperation with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. So Delicious says it is working with retail partners to remove affected pints from shelves.
The potential foreign material is connected to the cashew inclusions in this specific frozen dessert. That is why checking the complete product name, UPC and date is more useful than posting a photo of any random So Delicious carton with “RECALL” stamped over it.
“On or before” includes April 3, 2028
This is the part people can easily misread. If the best-by date on the bottom says April 3, 2028, that date is included. Any earlier date is included too, as long as the flavor and UPC also match.
If the flavor, package or UPC does not match, it is not the product named in this recall notice. When in doubt, use the company’s official recall FAQ rather than a screenshot that may have dropped one of the identifying details.
If you already ate recalled food and are worried about what to do next, our guide to the steps FDA and CDC recommend after eating recalled food explains when to save packaging and when to call a health care professional.
The FDA also keeps its own current recalls and safety alerts for checking official notices.
