Coquette's Bistro recalls gluten-free cupcakes and lemonade due to incorrect labeling claiming no milk or eggs, but products contain both. Consumers should check for lot #1001.
Labeling incorrect with conflicting information, state: Contains No Egg or Dairy, but then later states: Ingredients: Whole Milk and Eggs. Product does contain milk and eggs.
Coquette's Bistro is recalling gluten-free cupcakes and lemon: Oranges n' Cream & Strawberry Mint Lemonade because the product labels incorrectly claim to contain no milk or eggs, but the actual ingredients include both. This mislabeling could confuse consumers with dietary restrictions.
The product labels state it contains no milk or eggs, but the actual ingredients include both. This could lead to allergic reactions for consumers with milk or egg allergies who rely on the product being safe for their dietary needs.
People who purchased the gluten-free cupcakes or lemonade from Coquette's Bistro. Those with allergies to milk or eggs are most at risk due to the mislabeling.
Check for the product name: Coquette's Gluten Free Spring Pack Cupcakes (4 pack) or Oranges n' Cream & Strawberry Mint Lemonade. Look for lot number #1001 on the package, which has no expiration date.
Look for lot number #1001 on the package, which has no expiration date.
Yes, the product contains milk and eggs, despite labeling as containing no milk or eggs.
Check the product label for lot number #1001. If you have it, you may want to contact Coquette's Bistro for more information.
The recall record does not specify a deadline for action.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Coquette's Bistro to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-3258-2015 — Coquette's Bistro Coquette's Bistro Hello, I own a Coquette's Bistro that is covered by recall F-3258-2015 from Coquette's Bistro. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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