Greggs Has Been Forced To Recall Its Steak Bake As It Could Potentially Pose A Serious Health Risk.

Morrisons is recalling this product with best before date 19.10.25 as an ingredient has been omitted that prevents microbiological growth and therefore presents a potential risk. The popular high street bakery chain has warned that some of its packs of steak bakes contain sausage, bean and cheese melts, which were incorrectly labelled as steak. Greggs, who sell their products in various stores, including iceland, has issued an urgent recall.

The 280G Steak Bakes, Which Are Sold In Iceland, May Contain Sulphites.

The recall from the food standards agency (fsa) explained: Greggs has urgently recalled its steak bakes and is calling on customers to return the product to bakery shops nationwide. Greggs has been forced to recall one of their most popular items after a serious health risk.

Greggs Is Recalling One Of Its Most Iconic Products After A Blunder Meant The Wrong Product Was Placed.

In rare cases, according to allergy uk, severe reactions can even lead to. Greggs customers have been issued an urgent health warning over its steak bakes. The issue lies in the fact that the packs contain.

The Greggs 2 Pack Steak Bake Comes In 280G Pack Sizes With A Best Before Of 19 May 2025.

Therefore the product is a possible health risk for anyone with a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide and/or sulphites.. The bakery chain has confirmed its frozen steak bakes which are sold in iceland stores contain. Greggs has issued an urgent recall on its steak bakes across the uk and is urging customers to return them to bakery shops.

Greggs Has Issued An Urgent Warning To Customers Who Eat Steak Bakes.

This means sulphites is not declared on the label; The bakery is recalling its greggs 2 pack steak bake, exclusive to iceland. This comes after some packs mistakenly contain.