General Mills has recalled 735,840 frozen Pillsbury bread rolls over possible glass contamination. This is a foodservice-product recall, not the familiar refrigerated Pillsbury tubes sold in grocery dairy cases.
What Is Being Recalled?
General Mills initiated a voluntary recall of two frozen Pillsbury bread-roll dough products on June 19, 2026 because they may contain glass. The FDA classified both records as Class II on July 13 and published them in its July 22 enforcement report. The products were distributed in 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 735,840 figure is the combined number of individual frozen dough units in 4,340 foodservice cases. It does not mean 735,840 retail packages. The FDA records describe 25-pound cases intended for commercial or institutional preparation.
Recalled Product Codes and Dates
- Pillsbury Bread Rolls, Hard Roll Dough: 180 units per case, 2.25 ounces each; package UPC 721582-13283 4; case UPC 107-21582-13283-1. Recalled lots are 11JUN6JL with “Better if Used by OCT 12 26” and 12JUN6JL with “Better if Used by OCT 13 26.” FDA recall number H-1154-2026.
- Pillsbury Bread Rolls, Kaiser Roll Dough: 144 units per case, 2.5 ounces each; package UPC 7 21582-13288 9; case UPC 107-21582-13288-6. The recalled lot is 12JUN6JL with “Better if Used by OCT 13 26.” FDA recall number H-1155-2026.
How the Total Reaches 735,840 Rolls
The Hard Roll Dough record lists 3,080 cases with 180 units in each case, which equals 554,400 rolls. The Kaiser Roll Dough record lists 1,260 cases with 144 units each, which equals 181,440 rolls. Added together, the two records cover 735,840 individual frozen dough units.What Restaurants and Foodservice Operators Should Do
Stop using cases that match the recalled UPC, lot and best-by information. Segregate them from other inventory, preserve the label information and contact the supplying distributor through the normal recall channel. If dough may already have been baked or served, preserve purchasing and batch records so the supplier can trace the affected cases.The FDA enforcement entry does not publish a consumer claim form, a refund portal or a required-document list. OCA therefore has not added a remedy button. Consumers who encounter a prepared product should contact the restaurant, store or institution that supplied it rather than submitting unrelated Pillsbury retail products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Pillsbury bread rolls are recalled?
The recall covers frozen Pillsbury Hard Roll Dough in 180-count cases and Pillsbury Kaiser Roll Dough in 144-count cases with specific June 2026 lots and October 2026 best-by dates.
How many Pillsbury rolls are included?
The FDA records list 3,080 cases of 180 Hard Roll Dough units and 1,260 cases of 144 Kaiser Roll Dough units, totaling 735,840 rolls.
Why were the Pillsbury rolls recalled?
The FDA enforcement records identify potential foreign material, specifically glass, as the reason for the Class II recall.
Is there a Pillsbury consumer refund form?
No consumer refund portal or documentation process is listed in the FDA enforcement record. This is frozen foodservice dough, so operators should follow their distributor or supplier's recall instructions.
Sources
- FDA openFDA — Enforcement Event 99293, Recall H-1154-2026 and H-1155-2026
- FDA — Industry Guidance and Recall Classifications
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