These ice lollies have been recalled over food safety issues

As we finally head into British summer time, many of us will be adding ice lollies to our weekly shopping list. However, two lollies have recently been recalled by their manufacturers due to food safety issues. Wall’s is recalling Twister Peek-A-Blue lollies due to incorrect allergy information whilst Franco’s Ices has recalled their Mr Bubble lollies as they contain small pieces of metal.

Twister Peek-a-Blue recall

Wall’s is recalling their Twister Peek-A-Blue lollies ‘due to the possibility of higher than expected cross-contamination levels of milk’. This is not reflected on the product packaging and means that the lollies could be unsafe for anyone with a milk allergy or intolerance to eat.

The recall affects all batches and date codes of Twister Peek-A-Blue lollies which come in both 5 x 70ml multipacks and 70ml single-serve packs. No other Wall’s products are affected by the recall. Customers with milk allergies or intolerances should not eat these lollies and can instead contact the Wall’s careline on 0800 146252 or ukicare@unilever.com.

Mr Bubble Ice Lollies recall

Meanwhile, Franco’s Ices has recalled a batch of their Mr. Bubble bubblegum flavour ice lollies. This is because the product has been found to contain pieces of metal which pose a potential food safety danger. Customers should contact Franco’s Ices on 01234 854 160 or sales@franco-ices.co.uk for further information.

This recall affects 30-packs of 70ml Mr Bubble ice lollies with the batch code 03193 and the best-before end date of 10/23. The batch code and best before end date can be found on the back of the ice lolly packet.