Tesco recalls Christmas stuffing because it may contain moths
The supermarket chain stresses the Apple & Cranberry Stuffing Mix may be "unfit for human consumption" and apologises to customers.
Tesco is recalling a Christmas stuffing product because it might contain moths.
The supermarket chain said the warning applied to Tesco Finest Apple & Cranberry Stuffing Mix 130g with the best before end date of September 2024.
Moth & Mince Pies could even be the seasonal treat of the future.
8 comments:
Could be the start of a Just Stop Oil Christmas range of delicacies in the no meat no fish no dairy products that they and the WEF envisage the plebs should be eating , not them of course these privations are never for them.
We have been pestered by carpet moths for two or three years now. But never before in our lives. The problem is obviously Toni Blair but I don't yet see the details of the connection.
Wiggia - a Just Stop Oil Christmas range of delicacies sounds delightful. No transport or processing allowed, so it's whatever is grown locally.
dearieme - yes it obviously is Blair. It's a long shot but maybe it's something to do with a red carpet fetish which brought huge numbers of infected carpets into the country.
We will soon be able to buy moth balls again. Expensive, though, as you have to castrate thousands of them to even get a fine dusting on your food.
Sam - and you have to watch your pronouns.
Of course it's not Tony Blair, the moths are clearly caused by Brexit.
Peter - I didn't think of that, but you are probably right. Or maybe climate change.
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