Tesco recalls £2.50 packs of All Butter Croissants over nut allergy fears as some may have been incorrectly packed with frozen almond versions
- Tesco issued an urgent recall and a 'do not eat' warning on their croissants today
- They were mistakenly packed with almond croissants but the packs do not say so
- Nut allergy sufferers should return the croissants for a refund to avoid harm
- The supermarket recalled chicken over salmonella fears earlier this month
The frozen All Butter Croissants are being recalled as they pose a risk to nut allergy sufferers
Tesco is recalling its packs of six All Butter Croissants over fears that some were incorrectly packaged with almond versions.
The supermarket issued the recall on Tuesday warning that almond is not declared on the packaging and customers with allergies should not eat them.
Tesco is now asking anyone who has bought the product to return them to a store for a refund. No receipt is required.
The affected croissants are in six-packs, weighing 255g and batch code LL 111.
They cost £2.50 and have a best before date of September 2022.
'Tesco is recalling Tesco Frozen All Butter Croissants 6 pack because it may contain almonds (nuts) not mentioned on the label', the company said a statement.
'Due to a packaging error some packs may have been incorrectly packed with Tesco Frozen Almond Croissants, which contain almonds (nuts).
'This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to almonds (nuts).'
Tesco and the Government's Food Standards Agency have issued an urgent recall notice and a 'do not eat' warning.
Those allergic to nuts who come into contact with them may go into anaphylactic shock, which can be lethal.
The product recall was issued today with a 'do not eat' warning
The supermarket admitted that the batch of Tesco Frozen All-Butter Croissants were mistakenly packed along with croissants which containined almonds.
Tesco is asking shoppers who have bought them to return them to the nearest store for a full refund as soon as possible.
It has also contacted the relevant allergy support organisations which will be able to inform their clubcard members about the urgent recall.
The supermarket also had to recall cooked chicken products over salmonella fears earlier this month.
Those with allergies can experience anaphylactic shock which can be deadly if they do not seek urgent medical attention.
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