Tesco, Lidl and Morrisons food recalls due to serious health risks - crisps, chicken and more
Supermarkets have ongoing recalls
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Supermarkets have ongoing recalls for items that could cause a number of health issues.
Shoppers at Tesco, Morrisons and Lidl have been urged to check for the affected items.
Sainsbury's also recalled contaminated meat that can cause serious illness.
Morrisons
The supermarket is recalling a meat product with a salmonella risk. Shoppers should check as the best before date is fast approaching.
It has been recalled and withdrawn from shelves but customers may still have it in their fridges.
Lidl has a recall for chicken dippers
LIDL
Spanish Chorizo Ring 200g
Best Before: 08/12/2023
A statement said: "As a precautionary measure, Morrisons is recalling the above date code of this product as there is a risk it may contain salmonella.
"Please do not eat this product and return it to your nearest store for a full refund. We don’t need a receipt."
Lidl
Customers should look out for chicken that could contain pieces of hard blue plastic.
Red Hen Battered 25 Chicken Dippers 450g
Batch code: 306931400
Best before: End of February 2025
The Food Standards Agency warned: "Lidl GB recalls Red Hen Battered 25 Chicken Dippers because they may contain pieces of hard blue plastic. The possible presence of plastic makes this product unsafe to eat."
Tesco
3 Free From crisps 150g
Tesco has an ongoing recall for its free from crisps as they could contain gluten.
Tesco Free From Onion Rings 150g
Tesco Free From Cheese Flavour Balls 150g
Tesco Free From Bacon Rashers 150g
Best before dates: 16/12/23
Batch codes: All
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Tesco free from crisps were recalled
TESCO
Tesco said: "We’re recalling one date code of Tesco Free From 150g packs of Onion Rings, Cheese Flavour Balls and Bacon Rashers, as they may contain gluten which isn’t declared on the packaging.
"This could be a risk to people who have coeliac disease or an allergy/intolerance to gluten."
Tesco also shared a recent recall for a potentially dangerous children's light.
This comes as Asda shared a product recall for candleholders sold in stores.
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