Major supermarkets urgently recall list of Christmas dinner favourites

Major supermarkets have urgently recalled a list of Christmas dinner favourites over safety fears.

Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons have been forced to recall some of their items due to mislabelling or containing dangerous materials.

Although some of the affected items are not Christmas Dinner staples, customers may have bought them to use over the festive period.

Tesco

Tesco has recalled a number of items. This includes their 125g pack of 10 Cooked Beef Slices with the use by date of January 24 due to a labelling error.

They are also continuing to recall their 300g pack of Red Cabbage and Apple due to incorrect labelling.

The affected items display a use by date of December 29, when it should have been December 11. 

Customers are able to return the items for a full refund.

Morrisons

Morrisons is recalled their 75g Crushed Garlic with the use by date of October 19 2025.

This is due to an ingredient being missed off which prevents microbiological growth.

Customers are able to return the items for a full refund.

Aldi

Aldi has recalled their Let’s Party Vegetable Bao Buns due to sesame being missed off the ingredient list, creating a risk to those with an allergy.

Duck meat has also not been listed on the packaging.

Customers are able to return the items for a full refund.

Dunnes

Dunnes Stores are recalling several of their chesses because of the possible presence of Listeria monocytogenes in them.

The affected products are:

• Dunnes Stores Wicklow Smoked Cheddar – 150g
• Dunnes Stores Wicklow Tomato & Herb Cheddar – 150g
• Dunnes Stores Wicklow Nettle & Chive Cheddar – 150g
• Dunnes Stores Wicklow Blue Brie – 150g
• Simply Better Irish Brie Cheese & Cranberry Quiche – 800g
• Simply Better Wicklow Ban in Ceramic Dish – 150g
• Simply Better Double Cream Wicklow Ban – 150g
• Simply Better Farmhouse Irish Cheese Selection – 735g
• Simply Better & Neven Maguire Cheese Selection – 705g

Waitrose

The supermarket has recalled ZOE’s Daily 30+ 7 Day supplements.

The product claims to help incorporate more than 30 plants into your weekly diet.

But it may contain small stones and pieces of metal, making it unfit for consumption.

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