September 17th 2024.
Domino's has recently released a warning to their valued customers regarding the consumption of two of their popular dips. The fast food chain has discovered traces of peanut in their Garlic & Herb and Honey & Mustard dips, prompting them to immediately remove the products from sale. This decision was made due to concerns over potential allergic reactions that these dips could cause.
In light of this issue, Domino's has taken the necessary steps to inform their customers about the situation. They have sent out emails to individuals who have previously purchased the affected dips, advising them to refrain from consuming them. Both the 100g 'Big Dip' pots and the smaller 25g pots have been identified as potentially containing traces of peanut, posing a risk for those with allergies.
One concerned customer took to social media to express their thoughts on the matter. They questioned whether Domino's would also make a public announcement about the dips, rather than simply sending out an email. This customer had personally experienced an allergic reaction after consuming one of the dips and worried that others with more severe allergies could be at risk as well.
In response to the situation, Domino's has urged customers with peanut allergies to dispose of the affected dips and to avoid consuming them at all costs. The company has also made a public statement, informing customers about the potential risk and assuring them that they are taking necessary measures to address the issue. They have apologized for any inconvenience caused and have promised to closely monitor their products to ensure the safety of their customers. As always, the satisfaction and well-being of their customers remain Domino's top priority.
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