A family member came home with these. It does show its OU-D but a common thing people tend to do is flip to the back of the product and read theough the ingredients and look to see if there's any milk ingredients. While this is showing may contain milk, though it doesn't have any milk in the ingredient list.
I advised them to reach out to the OU to confirm before eating it. They were informed by the OU it is indeed dairy.
So 2 points to this post. Why not put the milk as an ingredient vs just may contain if it actually has milk in it? Or at any given point they can change the recipe?
And lastly to avoid someone else making the same mistake with this product and assuming it's only DE in fact while it's true kosher status is Dairy.


