Hostess recalling Ding Dongs due to potential mold contamination

Hostess Ding Dongs sold in the U.S. are being recalled due to potential mold contamination.

J.M. Smucker Co., the parent company of Hostess, issued a recall for select lots of Hostess Chocolate Ding Dongs.

The affected products have “best by” dates from Aug. 30 to Sept. 3, 2025.

FOX Business reached out to J.M. Smucker for comment.

No other items manufactured by J.M. Smucker are impacted by this issue.

Mold on spoiled food can be dangerous.

Some molds produce “mycotoxins,” which are poisonous substances that can make you sick.

Depending on the type of mold, reactions can occur right away or be delayed.

Medical experts warn against cutting off mold as harmful substances could still be present.