As we all gear up for Christmas, some might be hosting and cooking this year. If that’s the case, you should be aware of two new food recalls that could affect your Christmas cooking, and one of them is deadly.

Let’s start off with the main course first.

Which Foods Has the FDA Recalled in December 2025?

The FDA has announced an official recall of numerous salad dressings and sauces sold at Costco and Publix — but not limited to those two stores, as some are also distributed to food courts in malls, as well.

BBQ sauce, Caesar salad dressing, ranch dressing, Italian dressing and ranch and avocado dip are all included in the recall.

Why Are Salad Dressings Being Recalled?

According to the FDA, there could be a potential foreign objects — specifically plastic — inside the bottle.

READ MORE: FDA Issues Urgent Recall on Cheese

According to All Recipes, the following items are listed under the recall:

The next large food recall takes us to dessert time.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Hudson River Foods Corp of Castleton, N.Y., have announced a recall of Doughy, which is an edible cookie dough.

Even though they do all they can to make the raw cookie dough edible, some Salmonella has sneaked through the cracks, according to the FDA enforcement report.

What Cookie Dough Has Been Recalled?

Doughy Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough in 12-ounce tubs has been recalled. You’re looking for a best-by date of July 4, 2026.

These products were distributed and sold in 15 states, including Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, New Jersey, Illinois, Montana, California, Massachusetts, Ohio, Arizona, Oregon, North Carolina, Maryland and Colorado.