Class IIFDA10 Apr 2021F-0480-2021

HOSTESS BRANDS LLC recalls Hostesss SnoBalls packaged as Hostess Chocolate CupCakes, Net Wt 3.17 OZ, UPC 8 88109 0100 (Class II)

Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

Hostesss SnoBalls packaged as Hostess Chocolate CupCakes, Net Wt 3.17 OZ, UPC 8 88109 01001 0, Hostess Brands, LLC Kansas City, MO

Reason for recall

SnoBalls snack cakes were packaged with a label for Chocolate CupCakes causing the product to fail to declare the major food allergen coconut.

Affected products (1)

Recall #	Product	Lot / code	Status
F-0480-2021	Hostesss SnoBalls packaged as Hostess Chocolate CupCakes, Net Wt 3.17 OZ, UPC 8 88109 01001 0, Hostess Brands, LLC Kansas City, MO	Best by May 27, 2021	Terminated

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