Snacks sold in some TK Maxx and Homesense stores have been recalled as they contain undeclared milk.
Shoppers with an allergy or intolerance are urged to check for the affected packs.
Oatrageous Chocolate Chip Chewy Granola Bars
Pack size 10 x Chocolate bars
Best before 03 May 2025
Oatrageous Chewy Granola Bars variety pack
Pack size 6 x S’Mores 6 x Chocolate Chunk 6 x Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip
Best before 03 May 2025
Granola bars have been recalled
TK MAXX
The recall is specific to bars sold in England and Wales, and only the above best before dates are impacted.
A warning issued by the retailers stated: “We are recalling the Oatrangeous Chewy Granola Bars due to a safety issue. They contain a small amount of undeclared milk which could cause an allergic reaction.
“The products were on sale in TK Maxx and Homesense stores between August 2024 and October 2024.
“The product code shown on the price sticker and the receipt will be 651084 (chocolate chip), 651088 or 754865 (variety pack).”
Those with a milk allergy can experience symptoms and reactions that vary in severity. These can be extremely serious and range in everything from hives and skin rashes to face swelling, vomiting, coughing or even anaphylaxis.
Shoppers who could be affected are encouraged not to eat the affected batches and given further advice by the retailers.
They continued: “If you purchased the product and are allergic to milk, please stop using it immediately and return to any TK Maxx or Homesense store for a full refund.”
Britons can find out more by contacting customer services on 01923 473561 (UK) and 01 2476126 (ROI), or emailing customerservice@tjxeurope.com.
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