'Do not eat': Crisps pulled from Home Bargains shelves in food safety alert

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British shoppers face a fresh food safety warning after crisps were recalled from Home Bargains shelves.The retailer has pulled 125g packets of Lay's Sour Cream & Dill Crisps from its shelves after it emerged the American-made snack contained allergens not declared on its packaging, with the Food Standards Agency (FSA) urging consumers who had purchased the product not to eat it.The FSA's recall notice applies specifically to 125g packs of the sour cream and dill flavour bearing best before dates up to and including 31 October.

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No other Lay's varieties, sizes, or multipacks are caught up in the alert.

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Roughly 20 million Britons suffer from some form of dairy sensitivity, with symptoms ranging from bloating and nausea to diarrhoea.Those living with coeliac disease — an autoimmune condition in which gluten triggers the body to attack its...

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