Tim Hortons Recalls Color-Changing Mugs Due to Burn Risk

0:00It's April 4, I'm Cory with the story. This is Canada News Today, driven by AI. Tim Hortons is recalling over 25,000 color-changing mugs across Canada because they could crack or break when you pour in hot liquid, leading to serious burns. These pink and white ceramic mugs have a chocolate dip-donut design that shifts to reveal patterns like vanilla dip or honey-creller when heated, but that reaction makes them risky. Both Canada reports nearly 30 incidents so far, including one burn injury, which has folks on edge about using them at home. The mugs sold in stores and online nationwide from January through February 20, 2026, totaling about 25,040 units. Officials say stop using them right away, return to any Tim Hortons for a full refund by April 22nd, and no reselling allowed as the chain. Hold them voluntarily to stay safe.