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Hostess Recalls Popular Snack Cakes Nationwide Over Potential Mold Contamination

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Certain Hostess Ding Dongs are being pulled from shelves across the U.S. due to the possibility of mold contamination.

The recall notice was first posted by J.M. Smucker Co., the parent company of Hostess, on Aug. 20.

Check if your recently purchased Ding Dongs are included in this latest recall, and toss or return any affected products.

The recall affects three Ding Dong products with the following product information:

Product Description Universal Product Code (UPC) Lot Number Best-By Date
Hostess Ding Dong 6-count – 2.55 oz twin pack carton (15.3 oz) Twin pack product unit – 00888109010027;
6-count unit – 00888109011857
5167832  8/30/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 6-count – 2.55 oz twin pack carton (15.3 oz) Twin pack product unit – 00888109010027;
6-count unit – 00888109011857
5168832 8/31/2025 
Hostess Ding Dong 10-count – 1.28 oz carton (12.7 oz) 00888109110611 5167832 8/30/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 10-count – 1.28 oz carton (12.7 oz) 00888109110611 5168832  8/31/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 10-count – 1.28 oz carton (12.7 oz) 00888109110611 5169832 9/1/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 10-count – 1.28 oz carton (12.7 oz) 00888109110611 5170832 9/2/2025 
Hostess Ding Dong 10-count – 1.28 oz carton (12.7 oz) 00888109110611 5171832 9/3/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 16-count– 1.28 oz carton (20.31 oz) Individual product unit -00888109011826;
16-count unit – 00888109110925
5167832  8/30/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 16-count– 1.28 oz carton (20.31 oz) Individual product unit -00888109011826;
16-count unit – 00888109110925
5168832 8/31/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 16-count– 1.28 oz carton (20.31 oz) Individual product unit -00888109011826;
16-count unit – 00888109110925
5169832  9/1/2025
Hostess Ding Dong 16-count– 1.28 oz carton (20.31 oz) Individual product unit -00888109011826;
16-count unit – 00888109110925 
5170832  9/2/2025 

The affected Ding Dongs may develop mold before their expiration date, according to the recall notice.

J.M. Smucker Co. said it identified a mechanical issue during production that created conditions potentially allowing for mold growth. The company said it has resolved the problem, and only five lots of Ding Dongs are affected.

According to Tops Friendly Markets, a supermarket chain that carried the affected Ding Dongs, the recall has the highest risk level, Class I. This means eating the recalled products may cause serious health problems.

The recalled Ding Dongs may be contaminated with mold.

Hostess


Check your pantry for the recalled Ding Dongs. If you have the affected products, do not eat them. Throw them away or return them for a refund or replacement.

If you have any questions or concerns, fill out a form on the Hostess “Contact Us” website.

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