Hot Pockets Recalls Pepperoni Snacks Because of Possible Glass and Plastic Contamination ✖ Hot Pocket lovers might want to be careful, Nestle has recalled the pepperoni variety because of possible glass and plastic contamination. Yes, something more dangerous than that lava-hot cheese might be lurking in the beloved freezer treat. The US Department of Agriculture’s Food and Safety Inspection Service announced the discovery this weekend. Nestle’s Class I recall of the pockets means that ones with a “best by February 2022” are of special interest right now. USDA defines that kind of recall as a “health hazard situation where there is a reasonable probability that the use of the product will cause serious, adverse health consequences or death.” So, now there are roughly 762,615 pounds of possibly tainted pockets around the country that will have to be accounted for. Currently, four people have reported coming into contact with the foreign materials in their food.