AN urgent warning has been issued to shoppers over popular crisps sold at Dunnes Stores and Supervalu.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland said there was undeclared milk in specific batches of Boundless Sour Cream and Onion Flavour Chips.
This could make the product unsafe for those who are intolerant to milk or dairy.
Anyone with such dietary requirements is advised not to eat the crisps.
The pack size of the affected product was 80g and the batch codes are 31724, 32424, 34624, and 34724.
Those who have already bought the item should be aware that those intolerant to milk should not consume them.
Only those who do not have a dairy allergy should eat the crisps.
The crisps are sold in both Supervalu and Dunnes Stores, so frequent shoppers should be aware.
The supermarkets are likely to pull the items from the shelves if they have them in stock.
The FSAI said: “The following batches of Boundless Sour Cream and Onion Flavour Chips contain milk which is not declared in the list of ingredients.
“This may make the batches unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of milk.”
Meanwhile, Lidl has recalled a batch of Alpenfest Style Salted Mini Pretzels Milk Chocolate.
And they have recalled the same product in a dark chocolate version.
It came after fears that the chocolate could leave a “burning sensation” in the mouth.
The affected batch was the 140g bags, which have now been pulled off shelves.
The batch code for the item is 8509.
Consumers have been urged not to eat the affected batch of chocolates.
Retailers have been advised to issue point of sale notices.
In a message, the Food Safety Authority said: “Lidl is recalling the above batch of its Alpenfest Style Salted Mini Pretzels Milk Chocolate and Alpenfest Style Salted Mini Pretzels Dark Chocolate as it may cause a burning sensation in the mouth when consumed.
“Recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale.”
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