FDA Elevates Cake Mix Recall to Highest Risk Due to Undeclared Milk
In a recent update, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) elevated a nationwide cake mix recall to a Class I risk level. This decision comes as Valentine’s Day approaches, heightening awareness about potential food safety issues related to various cake mix products.
Recall Details and Health Risks
B.C. Williams Bakery Service, Inc., based in Dallas, initiated a voluntary recall on December 23, 2025. The reason for the recall was the detection of an undeclared milk allergen in their cake mixes. The FDA’s classification of this recall as Class I signifies a serious health risk, potentially leading to severe health complications.
Milk is classified as a major food allergen. Reactions to milk can vary significantly, from mild symptoms such as hives to severe allergic responses like anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening.
Recalled Products
The following cake mix products are included in the recall:
- Spice Cake Mix – 50-pound bags
- Batch 221 Bread and Roll Mix – 50-pound bags, including multiple lots such as:
- #072225-217
- #072225-218
- #080325-200
- #080325-201
- #081625-203
- #081625-204
- #092225-222 through #092225-228
- #101725-208
- #101725-209
- Swiss Chocolate Cake Mix – 50-pound bags, Lots #072925-220 and #071825-36
These products were distributed nationwide, making it important for consumers to check their supplies. If you have any of these products at home, it is advised to dispose of them immediately to avoid health risks.
Consumer Action
Consumers are urged to remain vigilant regarding the ingredients of their food products. If you or someone you know has an allergy to milk, be especially cautious with these recalled items. For further details, check reputable sources like Filmogaz.com for updates on food safety and recalls.
