Rosie Colosi is a reporter for TODAY Parents. She has bylines in The Atlantic, The Week, MSNBC, and PureWow, and she has written 33 nonfiction children's books for Scholastic, Klutz, and Nat Geo Kids. Once upon a time, she played Mrs. Claus in 'The Rockettes' Radio City Christmas Spectacular,' but now she mostly sings songs from 'Annie' to her two daughters…while they beg her to play Kidz Bop.
Candy Dynamics Inc. issued a recall for 70 million of their popular Slime Licker Sour Rolling Liquid Candies on Oct. 5. The product is a plastic tube that contains a liquid candy within a rolling ball. In two separate cases, the rolling applicator ball detached from the container, creating a potential choking hazard. A second candy was also recalled on the same day.
' Though these candies were created by different companies, both pose a similar risk. If you have purchased Slime Licker Sour Rolling Liquid Candies, check here to see if they are part of the recall. If so, stop using them immediately. You can return the candy to Candy Dynamics for a full refund, including free shipping, as long as the plastic tube still contains some portion of candy inside. If you have purchased Cocco Candy Rolling Candy, check here to see if it has been recalled.
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