Dollarama Issues Urgent Recall of Waffles Due to Mold Contamination

BREAKING: Dollarama has just announced a recall of its Biskwi brand Waffles with Chocolaty Filling due to potential mold contamination. The alert, issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), highlights that the affected 180-gram packages have best before dates ranging from April 21, 2026 to May 12, 2026.

Consumers across Canada are urged to “do not use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product,” as stated on the CFIA’s official website. This recall falls under a Class 3 designation, indicating a low risk of health issues from consumption, but it is still a serious matter for those who may have purchased the product.

This is notably the second food recall issued by Dollarama in 2023. Earlier this year, the company recalled Snowtime brand Berry Ice Smoothie Pops due to undeclared milk, categorized under a Class 2 recall, which poses a moderate risk of short-term health concerns.

The CFIA report extends to other recent food recalls in Canada, including certain pistachio brands linked to salmonella contamination. These recalls have affected consumers in regions including Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Alberta.

As food safety remains a critical concern, consumers are encouraged to stay informed about ongoing recalls that may impact their health. The urgency of this latest recall underscores the importance of monitoring food products that could pose health risks.

For those who may have purchased the recalled waffles, immediate disposal is recommended. Stay tuned for further updates as authorities continue to monitor the situation. Share this urgent recall with friends and family to ensure their safety and awareness.