If you’ve recently had a chocolate craving, you might want to check your kitchen after a Cadbury chocolate bar was recalled across Canada.
On Friday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced that it’s recalling the Cadbury brand Dairy Milk Oreo Candy bar.
According to the notice, the recall was triggered by Cadbury over undeclared pistachio, and that there have been reported reactions associated with the consumption of the product.
The Cadbury brand Dairy Milk Oreo Candy bar is sold individually and in packs of 12 with the universal product codes (UPC) 0 61200 01445 7 and 0 61200 01444 0.
Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo Candy bar
The recall has been assigned as a class one, which means that “there is a high risk that consuming the food may lead to serious health problems or death.”
CFIA is advising folks to check to see if they have the recalled product, and not to consume it if you are allergic or sensitive, as it may cause a “serious or life-threatening reaction.” It also shared that these products should not be served, used, sold, or distributed, and that they should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased.
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The CFIA has recently issued recall notices for various ground spices and spice blends from the brand Salem Foods, as well as a recent recall of a product sold at Dollarama.