Don't Eat This Until It's Too Late: Major Recall of Pieminister Pies
The revered pie brand, Pieminister, has issued an urgent recall of several of its beloved pie varieties. Why the sudden alarm? Some of their products feature a potentially misleading use-by date that could lead you into unsafe territory. With customers being explicitly told not to consume these products past a certain point, here’s why you need to pay attention!
The Recall Details
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) broke the news, shedding light on the issue. Pieminister pies have been inadvertently labeled as safe until June 24, 2026, whereas the actual cutoff date is June 24, 2025. Consuming these savory delights beyond the correct date could pose safety concerns, making it crucial for pie lovers to take immediate action.
What Pies Are Affected?
Here’s a comprehensive list of the pie varieties caught in this snafu:
- Pieminister Moo - British Beef Steak and Craft Ale Pie: 270g pack with the incorrect date.
- Moo & Blue - British Beef Steak and Stilton Pie: 270g package needing attention.
- Kate & Sidney - Beef Steak, Kidney, and Craft Ale Delight: 270g mistake on this.
- Deer & Beer - Venison and More: 270g, awaiting return.
- Free Ranger - Free Range Chicken and Ham: Leek-infused, 270g.
- Fungi Chicken - Chicken and Portobello: A 270g label to watch.
- Wild Shroom - Mushroom with a Twist: 270g misprint escape.
- Mooless Moo - The Vegan Gem: 270g snared.
- Goat’s Cheese & Sweet Potato Filo Pie: 230g with oversight.
- Spinach and Feta Filo Pie: A 230g twist on a classic gone awry.
Next Steps for Consumers
Pieminister is calling for customers with these pies to refrain from eating them after June 24, 2025. Instead, they can return affected items for a full refund at the store of purchase. Shops will display notices to guide and inform consumers on how to proceed, ensuring every impacted pie finds its way back safely.
Final Thoughts
Pieminister’s swift action underscores their commitment to quality and customer safety. Although such recalls are rare, they remind us of the importance of checking food labels closely. Stay vigilant and ensure these recall details reach all pie enthusiasts.
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