Oreo 3-Milk Cake (Oreo Tres Leches Cake) was recalled because the chocolate truffles cake topping contains undeclared hazelnut. Consumers with hazelnut allergies who eat this cake face a serious health risk.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Oreo 3-Milk Cake (Oreo Tres Leches Cake). Cake net wt. 2.80 lbs. (1.27kg). Cake is packaged in rigid plastic dome, individually labeled, and sold in grab and go retail refrigerated display case.
Undeclared hazelnut in Chocolate Truffles cake topping.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0427-2021 | Oreo 3-Milk Cake (Oreo Tres Leches Cake). Cake net wt. 2.80 lbs. (1.27kg). Cake is packaged in rigid plastic dome, individually labeled, and sold in grab and go retail refrigerated display case. | Sell by Date: 3/28/21. | Terminated |
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