Popular sugar cookies sold at Target recalled in 20 states for wood contamination

We know how much trust goes into the snacks we give our kids.

If sugar cookies are a staple in your house—especially the frosted kind that feel like a soft, sweet reward after a chaotic day—this recall might catch your attention.

Target’s Favorite Day Bakery Frosted Sugar Cookies have been voluntarily recalled due to possible wood contamination. The affected cookies were shipped to stores in 20 states and D.C., and over 800 cases were distributed.

What parents need to know

• Product name: Favorite Day Bakery Frosted Sugar Cookies (10 count, Net Wt. 13.5 oz)
  
• UPC: 85239-41250 3
  
• Lot #: 25195
  
• Distributed by: Target Corporation, Minneapolis, MN (Product of Canada)
  
• Manufactured by: Give and Go Prepared Foods Corp., Etobicoke, Canada
  
• Recall initiated: July 22, 2025
  
• FDA classification date: August 4, 2025
  
• Recall classification: Class II (details below)
  
• Recall number: H-0385-2025
  
• Status: Ongoing
  
• Best By dates: Vary by store—applied after freezer removal
  

You can view the full FDA enforcement report here.

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What does a Class II recall mean?

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration labeled this a Class II recall, meaning the product may lead to temporary or reversible health effects. This can include minor injuries, oral discomfort, or digestive issues. Serious harm is not expected under typical use, but the presence of a foreign object—especially in a food marketed toward families—makes this an important safety issue.

These cookies were sold in the following states:

• Connecticut
  
• Delaware
  
• Illinois
  
• Indiana
  
• Kentucky
  
• Maine
  
• Maryland
  
• Massachusetts
  
• Michigan
  
• Missouri
  
• New Hampshire
  
• New Jersey
  
• New York
  
• North Carolina
  
• Ohio
  
• Pennsylvania
  
• Rhode Island
  
• Tennessee
  
• Vermont
  
• Virginia
  
• Washington, D.C.
  

Shipments were distributed to Target distribution centers in Connecticut, Maryland, and Ohio, then stocked in retail stores across the listed states.

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What to do if you purchased these cookies

• Check the label for Lot #25195 and UPC 85239-41250 3.
  
• Do not eat or serve the product, regardless of appearance.
  
• Return it to any Target store for a full refund—no receipt required.
  
• If your child ate one, and they’re experiencing symptoms like upset stomach or discomfort, contact your pediatrician.
  

A reminder for parents and caregivers

Recalls like this can feel frustrating, especially when they involve familiar snacks we rely on during busy weeks. Taking a moment to scan your pantry and stay aware of these alerts helps keep your home safer—one small step at a time.

We’ll continue to monitor this recall and provide updates if more information becomes available.