Christmas is a time for giving... back that chocolate you bought for your family because it might contain a small battery.
It's not as snappy, is it? What it is, however, is accurate.
As the BBC reports, the Co-op chain of supermarkets have recalled 165,000 chocolate Santa Claus figures because two of the batch are thought to contain small button-cell batteries.
It's a result of 'tampering', we are told, and anyone with concerns has been urged to contact Freephone 0800 0686 727.
The items in question were bought at branches in Suffolk and Essex, the Co-op says, and anyone who has bought one of the items is eligible for a full refund if they contact customer relations to return the product.
‘Even better than the pictures’ Shoppers are snapping up this ‘value for money’ egg chair that’s less than £100 on Amazon. With spring weather finally arriving, you might be thinking of giving your garden a makeover in time for summer. Well, this Vita5 Hanging Egg Chair could be the perfect addition, it comes in three […]
‘My allergies seem to be better’ With spring just around the corner it’s a bitter sweet moment for those who suffer from allergies, as pollen season will reach its peak. March marks the start of peak tree pollen season, which affects around 13 million Brits who suffer from hayfever. One of the worst parts of […]
The most divisive flavours have also been revealed… They say food is the way to the heart – and now celebrity maître d’ Fred Sirieix has fronted a scientific experiment which put that theory to the test. The matchmaking Frenchman teamed up with Charles Spence, professor of multisensory flavour science at Oxford University, to test whether […]