Slimming World products are being recalled
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued a major recall on multiple Slimming World products amid contamination fears.
The FSAI confirmed some batches of Slimming World products may contain peanuts.
They confirmed the products are not “safe” and have issued an urgent recall.
Iceland products are also being recalled.
The FSAI issued a statement following the recall:
“The below batches of Slimming World products may contain peanut. Peanut is not an ingredient in these products and therefore is not declared in the list of ingredients.
“This may make the batches unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of peanut,” they added.
Iceland also issued a statement following the urgent recall.
“Due to a supplier contamination issue, we are recalling a number products as a precaution because they may contain peanut allergen, which could pose a risk to those consumers who have a peanut allergy.
“If you have purchased any of the above product, DO NOT eat it,” Iceland stressed.
The recalled products:
Slimming World Burger Pasta 400g (All date codes up to and including BB: 01/05/2025)
Slimming World Cajun Chicken Lunch Bowl (All date codes up to and including BB: 16/11/2025)
Slimming World Katsu Chicken Lunch Bowl 400g (All date codes up to and including BB: 18/02/2026)
Slimming World Chicken Balti Biryani 550g (All date codes up to and including BB: 22/02/2026)
Slimming World Lasagne 550g (All date codes up to and including BB: 06/06/2025)
Iceland Takeaway Chicken Jalfrezi 375g (All date codes up to and including BB: 18/04/2026)
Iceland Takeaway Chicken Madaras 375g (All date codes up to and including BB: 28/03/2026)
Iceland Takeaway Chinese Style Chicken Curry 375g (All date codes up to and including BB: 28/02/2026)
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