URGENT: New Costco Canada Food Recalls (March 2026)

Shoppers across the country need to urgently check their pantries and refrigerators, as a series of alarming Costco Canada recalls have been issued this week. Ranging from severe, undeclared allergens that could trigger anaphylaxis to dangerous physical contamination risks, these recent food safety warnings require immediate attention from consumers to ensure their families stay safe.

Here is everything you need to know about the latest recalled items, the specific risks involved, and the steps you should take if you have these products in your home.

Severe Allergen Warning: Delici Dubai Style Chocolate Mousse

The most prominent of the recent Costco Canada recalls involves a popular dessert item. On March 3, 2026, manufacturer Mellow Food issued a voluntary, Canada-wide recall for specific lots of their Delici Dubai Style Chocolate Mousse.

According to a recent March 3 warning on potentially life-threatening food allergens, the mousse was pulled from warehouse shelves due to the possible presence of undeclared cashew and macadamia nuts. For sensitive individuals, consuming these hidden allergens can trigger severe and potentially fatal allergic reactions.

Additional product safety coverage from Narcity confirms that the affected mousse was sold at Costco locations between January and February 2026. If you have purchased this dessert, please check your packaging for the following identifying details:

• Brand: Delici / Mellow Food
• Product: Dubai Chocolate Mousse (6 x 76g servings)
• UPC: 812190020825
• Costco Item Number: 1990644

The recall affects multiple Best Before dates, specifically: Feb 27, Mar 2, Mar 4, Mar 5, Mar 6, Mar 9, Mar 11, Mar 13, Mar 18, Mar 25, and Mar 27 of 2026. Please share this information with anyone who received this dessert as a gift. If you have any questions, call Mellow Food at 1-800-601-1774 or email us at info@mellow.food.

Peanut Allergen Alert: Liège Waffles

Dessert lovers face another pressing safety concern this week. As detailed by food safety watchdogs at Filmogaz, Costco’s popular Liège Waffles have also been pulled from distribution.

Costco started this recall after safety checks found traces of peanuts in the baked goods. Because peanut allergies are very dangerous, we urge members with allergies to check their kitchens right away. Please do not eat these waffles under any circumstances.

Physical Contamination Risk: Yakitori Chicken Fried Rice

The allergen alerts aren’t the only hazards making headlines. Costco has also recently announced a critical recall for their Yakitori Chicken Fried Rice. Unlike the dessert recalls, this savory frozen meal is being pulled due to a potential physical hazard.

According to an expanded recall notice regarding potential glass contamination, Costco is pulling this product from shelves due to a risk of glass contamination. Since eating glass can cause severe internal injuries, please discard the item or return it to the warehouse right away.

What Shoppers Should Do Next

If you discover any of the items involved in these recent Costco Canada recalls in your home, your safest course of action is to stop consuming them immediately.

Costco maintains a strong commitment to customer safety and satisfaction. You can return any of the affected products—including the Delici Dubai Chocolate Mousse, the Liège Waffles, or the Yakitori Chicken Fried Rice—to your local Costco Warehouse for a full and complete refund. No receipt is typically necessary for recalled items, as Costco can look up your purchase history via your membership card. Stay vigilant, always monitor the official Government of Canada recalls and safety alerts, and keep your kitchen free from hidden hazards.

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