Food Standards Australia issues recall for two Mt Elephant products
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Danielle F.
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In the world of sweet treats and baking delights, there's nothing quite like the convenience of a packet mix to whip up a batch of brownies or cookies.
For those who recently stocked their pantries with these packet mixes, it's time to pause and check them.
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) just issued a recall for two dessert mixes due to possible health risks.
FSANZ recalled two Mt Elephant items—the Choc Chunk Wholefood Brownie Mix and the Banana Oat Whole Food Cookie Mix—due to the presence of undeclared allergens.
These products, which are popular choices for dessert lovers, were available for sale at Woolworths, health food stores and independent retailers across Australia.
The Brownie Mix is also available in Coles stores nationwide.
According to the FSANZ website, the recall is due to the undeclared presence of milk, almond, and peanut allergens.
These ingredients can trigger dangerous allergic reactions in individuals.
The risk of an allergic reaction can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening anaphylaxis.
Consumers with these allergies should avoid the affected products.
The impacted cookie mix has a best-before date of 13/03/2025.
Meanwhile, the impacted brownie mix has two best-before dates: 21/05/2025 and 22/05/2025.
FSANZ advised consumers with milk, peanut, or almond allergies to not consume these products.
Customers can return the mixes to the place of purchase for a full refund.
As of this writing, these products are now unavailable at Coles and Woolworths.
For potential health implications, FSANZ also recommended seeking medical advice.
It's always better to consult with a healthcare professional if you believe you have consumed a product with allergens.
For more details about the recall, you may visit the FSANZ website.
Customers can also directly contact Mr Elephant's parent company, Elixinol Wellness Pty Ltd, at (03) 5201 0398 with any questions about the products and the recall process.
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For those who recently stocked their pantries with these packet mixes, it's time to pause and check them.
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) just issued a recall for two dessert mixes due to possible health risks.
FSANZ recalled two Mt Elephant items—the Choc Chunk Wholefood Brownie Mix and the Banana Oat Whole Food Cookie Mix—due to the presence of undeclared allergens.
These products, which are popular choices for dessert lovers, were available for sale at Woolworths, health food stores and independent retailers across Australia.
The Brownie Mix is also available in Coles stores nationwide.
According to the FSANZ website, the recall is due to the undeclared presence of milk, almond, and peanut allergens.
These ingredients can trigger dangerous allergic reactions in individuals.
The risk of an allergic reaction can range from mild discomfort to life-threatening anaphylaxis.
Consumers with these allergies should avoid the affected products.
The impacted cookie mix has a best-before date of 13/03/2025.
Meanwhile, the impacted brownie mix has two best-before dates: 21/05/2025 and 22/05/2025.
FSANZ advised consumers with milk, peanut, or almond allergies to not consume these products.
Customers can return the mixes to the place of purchase for a full refund.
As of this writing, these products are now unavailable at Coles and Woolworths.
For potential health implications, FSANZ also recommended seeking medical advice.
It's always better to consult with a healthcare professional if you believe you have consumed a product with allergens.
For more details about the recall, you may visit the FSANZ website.
Customers can also directly contact Mr Elephant's parent company, Elixinol Wellness Pty Ltd, at (03) 5201 0398 with any questions about the products and the recall process.
Key Takeaways
- Food Standards Australia and New Zealand issued a recall for The Mt Elephant Choc Chunk Wholefood Brownie Mix and Banana Oat Wholefood Cookie Mix due to undeclared allergens.
- The products were available at Woolworths, health food stores, independent retailers, and online. The Brownie Mix was also available at Coles.
- Consumers with allergies were warned that consumption may cause potentially lethal reactions.
- Affected consumers should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund and seek medical advice if concerned about their health.