Sugar Free Coffee Syrup Collection Recalled Over Undeclared Nuts, Peanuts, Soya and Gluten

Coffee syrup gift sets get handed over as stocking fillers, used once, then forgotten in a cupboard for months. That is exactly why this recall matters. TJX is pulling its Sugar Free Coffee Syrup Collection because the product contains nuts, peanuts, soya and wheat (gluten) that aren't declared on the label. Four undeclared allergens in one box puts a lot of households at risk. If you've got a set, dig it out and check it now rather than waiting for the next coffee craving.

What's Affected

• Product: Sugar Free Coffee Syrup Collection (French Vanilla, Salted Caramel, Hazelnut and Cinnamon Dolce variety pack)
• Pack size: 400ml
• Batch code: 010624202503BT
• Best before: 09 September 2026

This was sold through TJX stores, so think TK Maxx and Homesense. Check the box for the batch code and best-before date together, both need to match for your set to be part of the recall.

What You Should Do

If you have an allergy or intolerance to nuts, peanuts, soya or gluten:

• Don't use it. Nut and peanut allergies in particular can trigger severe, fast-moving reactions, and a syrup you stir into a hot drink is the kind of thing that's easy to use without a second thought.
• Return it to the store where you bought it for a full refund. Take it back to your nearest TJX shop.
• Already had some? If you're getting symptoms, an itchy or tingling mouth, hives, swelling of the face or throat, nausea, stomach cramps or breathing difficulties, seek medical advice. For a severe reaction, use your adrenaline auto-injector if you carry one and call 999.
• No allergies in the house? The syrups are safe to use. The recall is only about the missing allergen information, not the quality of the product itself.

For more information, contact TJX customer service on 01923 473561 or by email at [email protected].

Four Allergens in One Box, and a Long Shelf Life

What makes this one stand out is the combination. Most allergy alerts cover a single missing allergen. This pack has four, which widens the net considerably, anyone managing a nut, peanut, soya or gluten issue is potentially affected. The long best-before date doesn't help either. With a date running to September 2026, plenty of these sets will be sitting unopened in kitchens for months, so the usual "it'll have been eaten by now" logic doesn't apply. Gift items and variety packs are easy to overlook because they don't get the daily use that a fridge staple does. If you've received one as a present or bought one yourself, find it and check the box. The FSA alerts page remains the most reliable place to keep on top of what's been recalled.