Walmart Recalls 25,550 Bags of Tortilla Chips

Consumers found metal pieces in a flavor of the store's Great Value brand chips.

Great Value Walmart brand tortilla chips are being recalled because of possible metal contamination.

Although we don’t know precisely how the bags were contaminated, according to Food Safety News, 2,555 cases (with 10 bags per case) were recalled—that’s about 25,550 bags of chips. Great Value has tons of different tortilla chip flavor varieties, so luckily, the recall will not affect all of them. So far, the only type being taken off shelves are the Restaurant Style White Corn Tortilla Chips.

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If you suspect that you have these chips in your pantry, look for a best-by date of May 23. Also, look out for the product lot codes: 122051## and 123051##. According to Food and Safety, if you’ve purchased a contaminated item, you can return it for a full refund.

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Janae Price is a News Staff Writer at Thrillist. She's a native New Yorker and loves all things cheese, K-pop, and culture. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter @janae_larie.