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Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne Recalled Over Undeclared Milk and Egg

A 350g batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne is recalled over undeclared milk and egg. Check the use-by date 04/11/2026.

Standfirst: A batch of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne has been recalled because it contains milk and egg that are not declared on the label. Consumers with an allergy or intolerance to either allergen should not eat the affected product.

A food recall Ireland alert has been issued for a 350g pack of Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne containing undeclared milk and egg. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) said the affected batch is being recalled because the missing allergen information may make the product unsafe for people who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg.

The recall applies only to the batch with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Consumers should check the date marking on the packaging before deciding whether their product is affected.

Product included in the recall

Product Pack size Use-by date Allergens not declared Country of origin
Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne 350g 04/11/2026 Milk and egg Ireland

The FSAI notice identifies the alert as Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A27. No other pack sizes or date markings have been identified in the information supplied for this alert.

Why the lasagne has been recalled

The affected lasagne contains milk and egg, but these allergens are not declared in the ingredients list. This is an undeclared allergen recall rather than a general warning about every Carroll’s of Tullamore lasagne product.

Milk and egg are relevant to people with an allergy or intolerance to those ingredients. For these consumers, the incorrect labelling means the product may not provide the information needed to make a safe choice.

What consumers should do

Consumers who have an allergy or intolerance to milk and/or egg should not eat the affected product. Check the pack carefully for the following identifiers:

  • Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne
  • 350g pack size
  • Use-by date: 04/11/2026

If your product matches these details, do not consume it. The affected batch is being recalled. Consumers with questions should follow the retailer’s or supplier’s recall instructions and retain the packaging where possible so the product can be identified.

People without a milk or egg allergy or intolerance are not the specific group identified as being at risk in the FSAI notice. However, the product should still be checked against the exact product and date details rather than assumed to be included or excluded based on the brand alone.

Is every Carroll’s of Tullamore lasagne affected?

No. The official information identifies one affected batch of the 350g Traditional Lasagne, marked with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Other products, pack sizes or dates have not been listed in the alert supplied for this food product recall Ireland notice.

Frequently asked questions

Which product has been recalled?

Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne in a 350g pack is affected.

Which date should I check?

Check for the use-by date 04/11/2026.

What allergens are undeclared?

The product contains milk and egg that are not declared in the ingredients list.

Who should not eat the product?

People who are allergic to or intolerant of milk and/or egg should not eat the affected batch.

Is this a recall of all products from the brand?

No. The alert identifies the specified 350g Traditional Lasagne batch only.

Official guidance

The FSAI’s Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A27 is the official source for this warning. The notice states that the batch is being recalled because of undeclared milk and egg.

Conclusion

This food recall Ireland alert concerns Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne, 350g, with a use-by date of 04/11/2026. Anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk and/or egg should not eat the affected batch and should check the product against the official identifiers before taking further action.

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