The claim is true because multiple reports published on August 18, 2026, state that Dreyer’s recalled five Outshine Fruit Bar flavors distributed nationwide due to possible glass contamination.
Several flavors of Outshine Fruit Bars have been recalled nationwide over potential glass contamination.

Outshine Fruit Bars recalled nationwide over possible glass contamination, company says - CBS News
Source: cbsnews.com
Key Evidence
CBS News, ABC News, Fox 10, USA on August 18, 2026, ClickOnDetroit, WGRZ, and Allrecipes all report a voluntary recall of several Outshine Fruit Bar flavors because of possible glass or foreign-material contamination.
The reports identify five flavors and say the affected products were distributed nationwide.
The recall was announced by Dreyer’s, making the company’s announcement the primary basis for the reports.
What the Evidence Shows
Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream announced a voluntary recall involving five Outshine Fruit Bar flavors: Strawberry, Watermelon, Grape, Tangerine, and Black Cherry. The affected products were six-count boxes containing 2.5-ounce bars, and reports indicate that selected lots were distributed to retailers nationwide.
The reported reason for the recall is possible foreign-material contamination involving glass. The available reporting describes a potential risk and does not establish that glass was present in every recalled product. USA Today also reported that the affected batches had best-before dates ranging from June 2027 through November 2027.
The relevant food-recall reports consistently support the core claim. The three MeidasTouch-related sources concern unrelated political content and do not provide evidence about the Outshine recall.