Stop & Shop chicken recall: Don’t eat these deli-made chicken products sold at 19 N.J. stores

Stop & Shop recalled several deli-made chicken products sold at 19 New Jersey stores because they were potentially undercooked.

Stop & Shop recalled several deli-made chicken products sold at 19 New Jersey stores because they were potentially undercooked.

No illnesses or adverse effects from people have been reported, but the grocery store issued a voluntary recall for five varieties of breaded chicken chunks, four of them with a cup of sauce.

The varieties included plain, with buffalo sauce, with BBQ sauce, with sweet chili sauce and with honey mustard.

The chicken was sold between Feb. 2-12, at the following locations:

• 25 Kinnelon Rd., Butler
• 625 Paterson Ave., Carlstadt
• 160 Kingsland Road, Clifton
• 1189 Broad Street, Clifton
• 400 Demarest Ave., Closter
• 20 Washington Ave., Dumont
• 600 Kinderkamack Rd., Emerson
• 816 Franklin Ave., Franklin Lakes
• 380 W. Pleasantview Ave., Hackensack
• 425 Lewandowski St., Lyndhurst
• 500 State Route 23, Pompton Plains
• 175 Franklin Ave., Ridgewood
• 130 Skyline Dr., Ringwood
• 5 Town Center Dr., Sparta
• 665 American Legion Dr., Teaneck
• 34 West Railroad Ave., Tenafly
• 4 Union Ave., Wanaque
• 1220 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne
• 327 Franklin Ave., Wyckoff

The grocer advises anyone who may have purchased the chicken to throw it away or return it to its place of purchase for a refund.

Anyone with questions or concerns about the recall is urged to call customer service at 800-767-7772 for assistance.

This is not the first recall from Stop & Shop in the past few months. The grocer recalled 1-gallon Acadia Spring Water jugs sold in its New Jersey stores after it found that the water came from the area near a train derailment in Ohio in early February 2023.

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