Major supermarkets urgently recall Christmas food favourites and issue ‘do not eat’ warning over safety fears – see the full list

Main supermarkets are urgently recalling Christmas dinner favourites forward of the massive day over fears they may pose a hazard to prospects.

Causes for concern vary from objects containing probably harmful micro organism like Listeria to meat merchandise shockingly being out on the use by date by an entire month.

Tesco, Aldi, Morrisons and Dunnes have all had their fair proportion of festive mishaps however there’s one sort of product particularly that has needed to be recalled a number of occasions.

Are you able to guess what probably the most danger-prone merchandise is and which different ones have additionally raised alarm?

Tesco

Customers at Tesco have been urged to keep away from consuming a Christmas dinner favorite because it ‘might pose a threat to well being’ and may by no means have been bought within the first place.

This comes as the inaccurate use by date was printed on packs – lacking the mark by an entire 18 days main patrons to wrongly assume it could be suitable for eating for 2 and a half weeks longer than it really was.

With a batch reference of Code 29 Dec, the 300g Crimson Cabbage & Apple packet contained a packaging error because it displayed 29 DEC as a use by date – although it ought to have mentioned 11 DEC.

This implies customers could have wrongly assumed they may save the purple cabbage product for Christmas Day.

Customers are being urged to keep away from consuming the purple cabbage merchandise because it ‘might pose a threat to well being’ and may by no means have been bought within the first place

Cooked beef slices are one other product that was worryingly given a use by date of 24 JAN – however in actuality this could have mentioned 24 DEC.

Prospects are being urged to ‘please do not eat it’ and may obtain a full refund for his or her buy.

Merchandise recalled: 

Cooked beef slices – 125g (use by date of January 24)

Crimson Cabbage & Apple – 300g (batch reference of Code 29 Dec)

Dunnes 

Various cheeses have been recalled by Dunnes in Eire because of the presence of doubtless harmful micro organism which might trigger vomiting and diarrhoea.

It has recalled 9 totally different merchandise, all dairy-based.

The Meals Requirements Authority highlighted the ‘attainable presence of Listeria monocytogenes’.

It added: ‘Signs brought on by this organism will be just like flu and embrace excessive temperature, muscle ache or ache, chills, feeling or being sick and diarrhoea.

Various cheeses have been recalled by Dunnes in Eire because of the presence of doubtless harmful micro organism which might trigger vomiting and diarrhoea

‘Some persons are extra weak to listeria infections, together with these over 65 years of age, pregnant girls and their unborn infants, infants lower than one month outdated and other people with weakened immune methods’

A number of the merchandise listed could have been purchased with the festivities in thoughts similar to the shop’s Irish Brie Cheese and Cranberry Quiche

‘Nonetheless, in uncommon circumstances, the an infection will be extra extreme, inflicting severe issues, similar to meningitis. 

‘Some persons are extra weak to listeria infections, together with these over 65 years of age, pregnant girls and their unborn infants, infants lower than one month outdated and other people with weakened immune methods. 

‘In case you have purchased the above merchandise don’t eat them. As a substitute, return them to the shop from the place they had been purchased for a full refund.’

A number of the merchandise listed could have been purchased with the festivities in thoughts similar to the shop’s Irish Brie Cheese and Cranberry Quiche.

Affected merchandise are as follows (making use of to all date codes and all batches):

Dunnes Shops Wicklow Smoked Cheddar – 150g

Dunnes Shops Wicklow Tomato & Herb Cheddar – 150g

Dunnes Shops Wicklow Nettle & Chive Cheddar – 150g

Dunnes Shops Wicklow Blue Brie – 150g

Merely Higher Irish Brie Cheese & Cranberry Quiche – 800g

Merely Higher Wicklow Ban in Ceramic Dish – 150g

Merely Higher Double Cream Wicklow Ban – 150g

Merely Higher Farmhouse Irish Cheese Choice – 735g

Merely Higher & Neven Maguire Cheese Choice – 705g

Morrisons

Morrisons customers additionally must be careful if they’ve just lately purchased crushed garlic from the grocery store.

This is because of an ingredient being missed off which prevents microbiological development. 

An organization spokesman mentioned: ‘Please don’t eat this product and return it to your nearest retailer for a full refund. We don’t want a receipt.

Morrisons customers additionally must be careful if they’ve just lately purchased crushed garlic from the grocery store

‘No different merchandise or date codes are affected by this situation. We apologise for the inconvenience this will trigger and guarantee prospects of our persevering with dedication to the best normal of product high quality and security.’

Product recalled:

Morrisons Crushed Garlic – 75g (greatest earlier than: 19.10.25)

Aldi

Aldi has recalled its Let’s Get together Vegetable Bao Buns because of the dangers it might pose to these with allergy symptoms.

The product comprises sesame and duck nevertheless this has not been talked about on the label. 

Prospects are in a position to return the merchandise for a full refund, with a spokesman saying: ‘We apologise that this product didn’t meet our regular excessive requirements and thanks on your co-operation.’

The product comprises sesame and duck nevertheless this has not been talked about on the label

Product recalled: 

Let’s Get together Vegetable Bao Buns – 8-pack (all greatest earlier than finish dates)