The brand recalled several spice products that contain mustard because they may contain peanuts which are not mentioned on the label.
This means the products are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
Slimming World products affected are those sold in Iceland and The Food Warehouse stores in the UK, and Dunnes stores in Ireland.
The Slimming World products which may contain peanuts
Slimming World Burger Pasta: All date codes up to and including BB: 01/05/2025
Slimming World Cajun Chicken Pasta: All date codes up to and including BB: 16/11/2025
Slimming World Cajun King Prawn Pasta: All date codes up to and including BB: 25/05/2025
Slimming World Chicken Balti Biryani: All date codes up to and including BB: 22/02/2026
Slimming World King Prawn Bhuna: All date codes up to and including BB: 05/02/2026
Slimming World Lasagne: All date codes up to and including BB: 06/06/2025
Slimming World Naked Katsu Chicken: All date codes up to and including BB: 18/02/2026
Slimming World Pasta Bolognese: All date codes up to and including BB: 19/06/2025
Since September, Leicester business FGS has recalled well over 100 products, many sold under different brand names in grocers and supermarkets, after finding traces of peanuts.
Impacted products include Domino’s BBQ-flavoured dips, Dunnes Stores Mild Curry Powder and Lidl’s Chef Select garlic and herb dip.
Slimming World said in a statement: ‘The Food Standards Agency (FSA), Food Standards Scotland (FSS) and Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) have been working with food businesses and Local Authorities to investigate the food supply chain for mustard ingredients which may have been contaminated with peanuts, posing potential risk to people with a peanut allergy.
Following extensive and ongoing investigations, the food business FGS Ingredients Limited, who import mustard to manufacture spice products including curry powders, seasonings and spice blends from India, have undertaken a precautionary withdrawal and recall of all products they supply direct to retail or to food manufacturers containing mustard.
Affected products in the latest recall
The Food Standards Agency released this latest list yesterday of products which could be a health risk to those with a peanut allergy.
Here are the names of the affected products listed in the update:
Spice Kitchen Indian Spice Collection
Spice Kitchen The Curry Guy Tandoori Masala
Tubby Tom’s Wake the Dead Rub
Mr Vikki’s Hot Stuff Chilli Sauce
Mr Vikki’s Hot Coriander Sauce
Mr Vikki’s Caramelised Red Onion Chutney
Mr Vikki’s Kashmiri Chilli Pickle
Mr Vikki’s HHH Hell Hot Habanero
Mr Vikki’s Hot Goan Curry Paste
Mr Vikki’s North Indian Curry Paste
Mr Vikki’s Queen Naga
Mr Vikki’s Garlic Pickle
Mr Vikki’s Lime Pickle
Tubby Tom’s Cowabunga Rub
Mr Vikki’s Brinjal Pickle
Mr Vikki’s King Naga
Mr Vikki’s Habanero Chilli Jam
Mr Vikki’s Tamarind Chipotle Chutney
Mr Vikki’s Tomato and Nigella Chutney
Mr Vikki’s Mango Chutney
Mr Vikki’s Banana Habanero
Mr Vikki’s Chilli Jam
Fireaway BBQ Sauce Dip Pot
Fireaway Garlic & Herb Sauce Dip Pot
Tubby Tom’s Bone Sucker Rub
Domino’s BBQ Dip
Domino’s The Big Dip – BBQ
Westmorland Family Butchery Winter Warmer Sausage
Westmorland Family Butchery Winter Warmer Burger
Westmorland Family Butchery Summer Sizzler Sausage
‘As these spices and blends are also used in products such as ready meals, we’re recalling a number of Slimming World food range products stocked in Iceland and The Food Warehouse stores in the UK, and in Dunnes stores in Ireland – as a precaution aligned with guidance from the FSA.’
The Food Standards Agency said: ‘If you have bought any of the above products and have an allergy to peanuts, do not eat them. Instead return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund.’
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