Cake decorating powder recalled after toddler’s near-fatal incident
The substance had formed a dangerous sludge-like mass inside the young boy’s lungs.
7news.com.auA nationwide recall was issued for metallic cake-decorating powder after a 14-month-old in Australia inhaled and ingested the product, requiring emergency treatment and ongoing care. Reports indicate the powder caused severe lung injury and was linked to a hospital stay, with authorities urging the public to cease using the recalled items. The recall occurred following a Bluey-themed cake event where the child fell unconscious and needed medical intervention. Authorities warned shoppers stop using the recalled items immediately. Additional source notes a toddler in coma after inhaling decorating dust were reported by independent outlets. The recall underscores the potential severity of exposure to cake-decorating powders. Health officials continue to monitor for any further cases related to these products.
The substance had formed a dangerous sludge-like mass inside the young boy’s lungs.
7news.com.auKatie Robinson said her 14-month-old son, Dustin "Dusty" Wildman, is still in Queensland Children's Hospital after a creative cake decorating recall incident that began while she was baking a Bluey-themed birthday cake. She said he inhaled and ingested gold dust powder, fell unconscious and needed e…
www.el-balad.comThe substance had formed a dangerous sludge-like mass inside the young boy’s lungs.
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