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Waitrose and Sainsbury's Issue 'Do Not Eat' Warning as Food May Contain Glass

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Waitrose and Sainsbury's issue 'do not eat' warning as food item may contain glass

Waitrose and Sainsbury's are recalling jars of Patak's Aubergine Pickle because they might contain glass.

AB World Foods, the company that makes the pickles, says it could be dangerous to eat. The product has only been sold in Waitrose and Sainsbury's stores.

If you've bought one of these jars, don't eat it. Take it back to the shop where you bought it and they'll give you your money back.

If you want more information, you can call AB World Foods on 0800 0195 617 or email them at consumer.services@abworldfoods.com.

www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/waitrose-sainsburys-issue-do-not-9138545

tumblespots
9 months ago
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Deleted87328

Omg 😳 thank GOD I don’t buy Patak's brand item’s anymore I really like Ashoka Mixed Pickle aren’t too oily 😊thanks for this topic will help someone 🙏🏻

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tumblespots

Queenofdeals786 I am fortunate that I prefer the lime pickle which I often wrap in lettuce leaves as a side dish. I will have to see if Ashoka do a lime pickle.

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Deleted87328

tumblespots they do my mother in law she’s diabetic she likes pickles with salad every day 😊here’s pic Image

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tumblespots

Queenofdeals786 That looks super thanks, I will have to give it a try. Thanks for the picture, it will be easier to find now.

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momhobnob666

Wow you would think in this day and age there would be far better precautions put into place for things like this. How does glass even get into it in first place? its beyond compression.

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Deleted87328

momhobnob666 sorry for interrupt while packaging glass bottle can broke here Pic of bottle Image 😊

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tumblespots

momhobnob666 There have been several scares of foreign items in foods lately but I think glass is one of the worst I have come across.

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tumblespots

Queenofdeals786 Yes, I suppose that it what must have happened.

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MelissaLee1

Powdered glass! Great way to do someone in very slowly and painfully.Shred yer insides to bits.Horrendous!

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tumblespots

MelissaLee1 I think these days manufacturers must think we are all 'Mr Mangetout' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Lotito).

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MelissaLee1

tumblespots He won an award and ate it .Just no stopping some people lol.

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martinlufc5637

This is becoming a common problem!! I don't eat it so it won't effect me

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tumblespots

martinlufc5637 It is more and more common, you really have to watch what you eat.

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Consumer

This kind of product recall just makes me weary of ever trying any product in their range...

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tumblespots

Consumer It is off putting as I remember the Lloyd Grossman sauces range having more than one recall 🤢

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BonzoBanana

Sounds revolting anyway not something I would buy although have bought Patak's sauces in the past when on offer but generally they are quite expensive like many branded goods so don't bother with them preferring to buy the shop's own brand sauces.

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tumblespots

BonzoBanana The supermarket own brand are always cheaper and what are we paying the extra for? Glass!

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BonzoBanana

tumblespots I bought a Mumbai curry sauce packet in Farmfoods for 49p and despite being powder based it reminded me so much of a Patak's curry sauce I tried, very similar taste and very hot. Generally powder based food is not great but spices are originally powder anyway and sauces in jars often add low grade oil and emulsifiers to keep the oil and water together and not separate so I feel you can make a case for powder curry sauces or of course just mixing the right spices together yourself for a curry.

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tumblespots

BonzoBanana I agree, I have just bought a set of spices but have yet to create a curry from it - watch this space!

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