Popular Chocolate Snack Recalled Over Hidden Dairy Risk

A well-loved chocolate treat is being pulled from shelves after a serious allergy warning. If you recently bought Lokumella Mini Pistachio Bars from TK Maxx or Home Sense, check your pack now some batches might have hidden milk that’s not listed on the label.

What You Need to Know
TK Maxx has issued a ‘do not eat’ alert for the affected bars, which were sold between January and March 2025. The recalled batches have the codes 758612 and 758664, which can be found on your receipt or price tag.

The issue? Some of these bars contain milk, but the packaging doesn’t mention it. That’s a major problem for anyone with a milk allergy or lactose intolerance.

What to Do
If you have one of these bars and are allergic to milk, stop eating it immediately. TK Maxx and Home Sense are offering full refunds or replacements. You can return the product to any store—no receipt needed.

Why This Matters
Milk allergies can trigger reactions ranging from mild rashes and stomach cramps to severe, life-threatening anaphylaxis. Even a small amount of hidden milk can be dangerous.

If you or someone you know has a milk allergy, spread the word and check your snacks!