Urgent recall issued for ready to go Frisp Oats over allergen concerns
Shoppers have been warned to check their pantries after a popular ready-to-go breakfast product was recalled from Woolworths stores across Australia.
A number of Frisp Oats products were recalled from Woolworths on Monday over concerns of an undeclared allergen.
It was discovered the packaging lacked a warning that the product contained a milk allergen.
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The oats have been recalled despite the product labels saying the oats are “soaked in plant-based milk”, and coconut milk — which is considered dairy and lactose-free — being listed among the ingredients.
Consumers can work out if they have purchased one of the affected products by checking the best-before date on a single-serve tub.
Products recalled
- Frisp Oats Peanut Butter 150g products with the best before date: 14/01/26.
- Frisp Oats Blueberry Chia 150g products with the best before dates: 29/11/25 and 26/12/25.
- Frisp Oats Cacao 150g products with the best before date: 04/01/26.
- Frisp Oats Maple Date & Chia 150g products with the best before date 02/01/26.
Food Standards Australia has urged consumers who have a milk allergy or intolerance not to consume the product and return it to the place of purchase “for a full refund”.
“Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice,” the recall reads.
