Distributed at stores across New Jersey, New York and Connecticut during the weeks of Sept. 26 through Nov. 28, the coins come wrapped in silver foil and red netting with a UPC code of 072700200387.

The dark chocolate coins were distributed to stores nationwide — though largely in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut — during the weeks of Sept. 26 through Nov. 28, according to the FDA.

But, those are Milk Chocolate Coins. Dark Chocolate Coins are silver foil-wrapped and in red netting. READ MORE: The Nov. 30 update on the deadly salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe ...

The Manischewitz dark chocolate coins were distributed to stores nationwide. The stores were predominately located in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York, and were sold during the weeks of Sept ...

Manischewitz is recalling their Dark Chocolate Coins because they might contain undeclared milk, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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Many families celebrate with gelt, chocolate coins covered in gold and silver foil. But while this treat is beloved, it's not all that delicious. "It snaps. It's not soft and buttery — it's waxy.

The company said all dairy milk chocolate coins are wrapped in gold foil within a blue netting, and all non-dairy dark chocolate coins are wrapped in silver foil within a red netting. If you have ...