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An alert has been issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) for a number of Bare Pantry products which have been recalled due to allergy concerns.
Six different types of chocolate coated Bare Pantry snacks have been recalled as they may contain milk which has not been declared on the labels of the products.
The FSAI has warned that this may make the products "unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of milk." The alert added that these customers "should not eat the implicated products."
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The affected products include Bare Pantry Dark Chocolate Jumbo Raisins (170g), Bare Pantry Dark Chocolate Almonds (170g), Bare Pantry Dark Chocolate Hazelnuts (170g), Bare Pantry Dark Chocolate Brazils (170g), Bare Pantry Cashews (140g), and Bare Pantry Dark Chocolate Pretzels (90g).
All batch numbers and all best before dates of the products are included in the recall.
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