TESCO has urged shoppers not to eat a classic sandwich filler over allergen fears.
The retailer has urgently recalled the product and apologised for the inconvenience caused.
Tesco‘s Finest Caesar & Smoked Bacon Coleslaw has been recalled over a packaging error, which has resulted in some packs containing Tesco Finest Four Cheese Potato Salad instead.
As a result, the incorrect product contains mustard which has not been declared on the label.
Affecting packs with the use by date of September 4, 2026, those with mustard allergies or intolerances have been urged to “not eat” the product.
In a written statement, the retailer said: “Tesco is recalling a specific date code of Tesco Finest Caesar & Smoked Bacon Coleslaw 270g, as some packs
may contain Tesco Finest Four Cheese Potato Salad, which contains mustard.
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“This means the product may pose a risk to anyone with an allergy to mustard.”
Shoppers are able to return the product to any Tesco store for a full refund, with no receipt required.
Alternatively, they are also able to contact the support team for more information.
Tesco said it was “sorry for the inconvenience caused” and that no other products had been affected by the recall.
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The supermarket has also contacted relevant allergy support organisations, which will notify their members about the recall.
According to Allergy UK, mustard is one of the top 14 allergens that must be declared under UK food labelling laws and can trigger allergic reactions even when present in small amounts.
If shoppers begin experiencing symptoms of itching, hives, vomiting or difficulty breathing after consuming the product, they are advised to seek medical help immediately.