The makers of two competing ice pops are going to war over whether the packaging of frozen “Bomb Pops” illegally targets consumers by ripping off the famed “Popsicle Firecracker.” ...

The contaminated popsicles in question may include milk that isn't declared on the packaging's ingredients list, posing serious danger to people who are allergic or extremely sensitive to it.

Watch the entire mass production process unfold—from the manufacturing of smooth wooden sticks to the automated mixing, molding, freezing, and packaging of popsicles ready to hit the shelves ...

The Popsicles have now been given a Class I risk ... An image of the recalled Unilever product in its packaging. The items were first recalled in August before being classified by the FDA.

The recalled popsicle cases have the universal product ... of milk allergens in the product which is not disclosed on the packaging," it said. Unilever said "proof of purchase will be required ...

Earlier this week, Instagram user @markie_devo shared updated packaging for the official SpongeBob popsicle, which reveals that it no longer utilizes gumballs for SpongeBob’s eyes. Instead ...