Columbus candy company issues recall

A popular Columbus candy company has issued a recall for an “undisclosed allergen,” according to a statement from the Ohio Department of Public Health (ODPH).

According to the ODPH, on Dec. 16, Anthony-Thomas issued a voluntary recall for 30 cases of Caramel Fundraiser Bars.

The cases contained a “small but unknown number of Peanut Butter bars wrapped inside of a Caramel bar wrapper,” according to the statement. “The Caramel bar wrapper does not declare peanut as an allergen.”

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The product code on the recalled cases is 3194319. If your bars do not contain a product date in the white bars where they’re normally contained, they are recalled. If they do have a date code, your candy is safe to consume.

If you suspect you may have one of the recalled cases, here’s how you can identify your candy correctly:

The Caramel Bars will have an X-like pattern on them, where the Peanut Butter Bars will have a starburst pattern.

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