GoKawiilCrystal Temptations recalls Chocolatey Eyeballs candy over undeclared allergen risk
Crystal Temptations issued a recall of its Chocolatey Eyeballs product after the FDA flagged a safety concern, reportedly tied to undisclosed allergens that could pose serious health risks. The candy was sold at major retailers including TJ Maxx and Marshalls across 13 states. The FDA has advised consumers who purchased the product to destroy it rather than consume or return it.
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Allergen-related recalls can carry life-threatening consequences for consumers with sensitivities, especially around high-purchase periods like Halloween when candy buying spikes. The multi-state, multi-retailer scope of this recall shows how quickly a labeling or contamination error can ripple through discount retail supply chains before reaching store shelves.
- Crystal Temptations recalled Chocolatey Eyeballs candy over an FDA safety concern.
- The product was sold at TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and other chains in 13 states.
- FDA advises consumers to destroy the candy rather than eat or return it.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-09-03
Published there as: “Halloween candy scare: FDA warns people to ‘destroy’ chocolate sold at 4 major retail chains in 13 states over life-threatening risk”
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