General Mills initiated a recall of nearly 736,000 Pillsbury bread rolls following concerns about possible glass contamination, according to an FDA notice released earlier this week. The recall encompasses two frozen dough products: Hard Roll Dough totaling 554,400 rolls across 3,080 cases, and Kaiser Roll Dough comprising 181,440 rolls from 1,260 cases. Both products are manufactured in bulk for commercial food service operations rather than retail consumers.
The affected products were distributed to a wide geographic area spanning 19 states: Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington and Wyoming. The Hard Roll Dough recall is identified as H-1154-2026, with cases marked for use by 12 October 2026, while the Kaiser Roll Dough recall number H-1155-2026 carries an expiration date of 13 October 2026. The individual rolls in the Hard Roll Dough product weigh 2.25oz per unit, while Kaiser Roll Dough rolls weigh 2.5oz each.
General Mills, a major consumer goods company also known for brands such as Betty Crocker, Cheerios, Lucky Charms and Nature Valley, initiated the recall on 19 June. The company’s product description indicates the frozen dough is intended for food service use, allowing operators to thaw, proof and bake the pre-portioned rolls to produce fresh bread without additional labor investment.
This recall follows other recent food safety incidents involving glass contamination. In March, multiple frozen rice and Asian food products from various manufacturers and brands underwent recalls due to similar concerns. Additionally, Aldi supermarkets recalled vanilla crème brûlée desserts sold in glass jars across several states in May due to possible glass contamination.
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