Cadbury Christmas chocolate recalled over nut allergy fears

A Cadbury's Christmas-range chocolate has been urgently been recalled over concerns it may contain nuts. The Birmingham-based confectionary company has withdrawn Dairy Milk Little Robins chocolates from shops and supermarkets.

Certain batches of Dairy Milk Little Robins incorrectly contain some of the Dairy Milk Little Robins Daim Chocolate - which are also being sold as a different product. The Daim chocolate contains an almond-based ingredient.

The company says that as a precaution, it's withdrawing the chocolates from sale and is urging anyone who may have bought them and who has a nut allergy, to not eat them. Cadburys says people can take them back to where they bought them from for a full refund.

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