Only products with the lot code "2283" may potentially have dairy coins in a dark chocolate packaging. Manischewitz is also known for making other foods such as cookies, matzo and macaroons.

Consumers are advised to check their packages, with the company advising that: "All dairy Milk Chocolate Coins are wrapped in Gold Foil within a Blue Netting and all non-dairy Dark Chocolate Coins ...

Step into the fascinating world of chocolate coin making, where craftsmanship meets creativity! Watch as molten chocolate transforms into flawless, shiny coins, wrapped in gold or silver foil to ...

As the company-written recall notice states, some gold foil-wrapped coins in blue netting bags are labeled as Dark Chocolate Coins. But, those are Milk Chocolate Coins. Dark Chocolate Coins are silver ...

The coins also eschew foil wrapping: instead, they're dusted with gold or silver. Although Veruca advertises them as "gelt for grown-ups," it's more than likely that kids would devour them, too ...

Paskesz Candy Company, Brooklyn, N.Y., is recalling its Premium Belgian Chocolate Coins Hologram .5 oz bags because they may contain traces of milk. People who have allergies to milk run the risk o… ...

Paskesz Candy Company, Brooklyn, N.Y., is recalling its Premium Belgian Chocolate Coins Hologram .5 oz bags because they may contain traces of milk. People who have allergies to milk run the risk o… ...