Standfirst: A 350g batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne has been recalled because it contains milk and egg that are not declared on the ingredients list. Consumers with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat the affected product.
A food recall Ireland alert has been issued for one batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne after undeclared milk and egg were identified. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) said the affected product is being recalled because the missing allergen information may make it unsafe for people with a milk and/or egg allergy or intolerance.
The alert applies specifically to the 350g pack with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Consumers should check the date marking and avoid eating the product if it matches the affected batch.
Quick summary of the food product recall Ireland alert
- Product: Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne
- Pack size: 350g
- Affected date: Use-by 04/11/2026
- Undeclared allergens: Milk and egg
- Country of origin: Ireland
- Official alert: FSAI Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A27
Why has the lasagne been recalled?
According to the FSAI food recall notice, the implicated batch contains milk and egg that are not declared in the list of ingredients. This is an allergen-labelling issue rather than a warning that every consumer will be affected.
People who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg may be at risk if they eat the affected batch. The FSAI has stated that these consumers should not eat the product. No other batch, pack size or date marking has been identified in the alert.
How to check whether your product is affected
To identify the recalled food product, check the packaging carefully. The relevant product is Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne in a 350g pack with the following food recall use-by date:
- Use-by date: 04/11/2026
If your pack has a different date, the FSAI notice does not identify it as part of this particular recall. Consumers should not assume that other dates or products are affected unless a further official update is issued.
What consumers should do
Anyone with a milk or egg allergy or intolerance who has this batch should not eat it. Keep the packaging available so the product details can be checked, and follow the recall instructions provided by the retailer or supplier.
Consumers who do not have an allergy or intolerance to the undeclared ingredients are not the specific group identified as being at risk in this alert. However, the product remains subject to recall, so the affected date should be checked before consumption.
If someone has eaten the lasagne and is concerned about a possible reaction, they should seek appropriate medical advice. This article cannot provide individual medical guidance.
What does the FSAI alert mean for shoppers?
This is an undeclared allergen recall Ireland notice concerning milk and egg. The issue is that the allergens are not shown in the ingredients information for the affected batch. Accurate allergen labelling is important because people with food allergies or intolerances may rely on packaging to decide whether a product is suitable for them.
The alert is listed by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland under Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A27. The product’s country of origin is Ireland. Consumers should rely on the exact product name, pack size and use-by date rather than assuming that every Carroll’s of Tullamore product is included.
Frequently asked questions
Which food has been recalled?
Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne, 350g, is being recalled for the affected date-marked batch.
Which allergens are not declared?
The batch contains milk and egg that are not declared in the list of ingredients.
What date should I check?
Check for a use-by date of 04/11/2026.
Can I eat the lasagne if I have no milk or egg allergy?
The FSAI warning specifically identifies people allergic or intolerant to milk and/or egg as being at risk. The affected batch is nevertheless subject to recall, so consumers should follow the official recall instructions.
Is every Carroll’s of Tullamore lasagne affected?
No. The alert identifies one 350g batch with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. No wider product range has been listed in the notice.
Consumer takeaway
This food recall Ireland alert affects Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne, 350g, with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Because milk and egg are not declared on the label, people with an allergy or intolerance to either ingredient should not eat the product and should follow the official recall guidance.
