Food recall: tesco, ask italian and lidl issue warning - full list

Food recalls are issued when products are found to pose a risk to the health of consumers. Tesco, Lidl and ASK Italian have shared items that should be returned by consumers. ASK ITALIAN ASK

ITALIAN CHRISTMAS CRACKERS The restaurant chain has recalled crackers which could be picked up in branches or when ordering takeaway. This is because they include chocolates with

ingredients not mentioned on the label. Some chocolates could contain peanuts, soya, barley, wheat, almonds or oats not mentioned on the label. READ MORE: MARKS & SPENCER, TESCO, LIDL

AND COSTA FOOD WARNING The Food Standards Agency website stated: "This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to almonds (nuts), peanuts and/or soya,

and/or an allergy or intolerance to barley (gluten), eggs, oats (gluten) and wheat (gluten)." This was because the product was mis-packed with the incorrect chocolates. The affected

batches have the best before date of September 2021. Customers who are affected by the warning can return the crackers to the restaurant for a full refund. DON'T MISS TESCO TESCO FINEST

FESTIVE BELGIAN DARK CHOCOLATE BRAZIL NUTS The retailer has recalled the festive treat as it contains sulphur dioxide not mentioned on the label. This would cause a potential health risk

for anyone with a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide and/or sulphites. The packs being recalled are 225 grams with the batch code L0075004. RED HEN BREADED CHICKEN NUGGETS The pack size 450

grams and best before date of end: February 2022 should be returned by consumers. RED HEN SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN POPS Affected packs are 210 grams with the best before date of February 5,

2022. Anyone who has bought the products can return them to stores for a full refund. Items can be "recalled" or "withdrawn" when a potential risk becomes apparent.