Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Recalled as Packaging Not Clear About Milk Contents

Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit Recall Overview:

• Who: Wilton Industries, Inc. is recalling its Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kits.
• Why: The kits’ ingredient list states “Skim Milk Powder” as an ingredient, but the “Contains” statement does not include “Milk” as required.
• Where: The recall is nationwide. 

An Illinois company is recalling all of its Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kits less than three weeks before Easter.

Wilton Industries, Inc. issued a voluntary recall March 25 of its Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit due to a milk allergen missing from the “Contains” statement. 

“The ingredient list on the package lists ‘Skim Milk Powder’ as an ingredient; however, the ‘Contains’ statement did not include ‘Milk’ as required,” the recall notice states.

The recall warns that people who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk run the risk of “serious or life-threatening allergic reaction” if they consume the product.

The Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit is a product that parents and kids can make together and then eat.

Bunny Hutch Distributed Nationwide Ahead of Easter

The Ready to Build Chocolate Cookie Bunny Hutch Kit is a 2022 Easter seasonal item distributed nationally through retail stores and ecommerce platforms, including Walmart and www.wilton.com in the United States. The product was also sold in retail stores in Colombia. 

Wilton said the labeling oversight came to its attention as a result of a consumer inquiry.

“Following our own internal review, we confirmed ‘Skim Milk Powder’ was included in the ingredient list, but was not listed in the ‘Contains’ statement,” the recall notice says.

To date, no illnesses have been reported due to an allergic reaction to milk in the chocolate cookie hutch, Wilton said.

The company is not currently facing legal action over the recall, but Top Class Actions follows recalls closely as they sometimes end in class action lawsuits

To check to see if your product is part of the recall, check the lot code on the side or bottom of the box. Affected lots include numbers 22005, 22006 and 22007. 

The news comes after more than 25,500 bags of Walmart’s Great Value tortilla chips were recalled as they may contain pieces of metal. 

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