J&M Foods recalls Favorite Day Lavender Shortbread Cookies
Favorite Day Lavender Shortbread Cookies are mislabeled and may contain undeclared soy or eggs. People with soy or egg allergies could experience a serious allergic reaction.
Favorite Day Carrot Cake Soft Bake Cookies contain pecans that were listed in the ingredients but omitted from the allergen statement. Consumers with pecan allergies may not recognize the allergen risk.
Class II — Eating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.
Favorite Day Carrot cake soft bake cookies Net Wt 8 oz. (227g) UPC 0 885239 25803 3 packaged in gable top carton 6 units per case
Pecans although listed in the Ingredient Statement, was omitted from the CONTAINS statement.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0804-2022 | Favorite Day Carrot cake soft bake cookies Net Wt 8 oz. (227g) UPC 0 885239 25803 3 packaged in gable top carton 6 units per case | Best Before: 07-OCT-2022, 08-OCT-2022, 09-OCT-2022 & 10-OCT-2022; Lots: 22010FDSBCC86, 22011FDSBCC86, 21012FDSBCC86, 22013FDSBCC86 | Terminated |
Favorite Day Lavender Shortbread Cookies are mislabeled and may contain undeclared soy or eggs. People with soy or egg allergies could experience a serious allergic reaction.
Favorite Day Lavender Shortbread Cookie Bites have been recalled for containing undeclared egg and soy lecithin. Consumers with allergies to egg or soy should not consume this product and should discard or return it.
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