August 20th 2024.
For those who love a boozy twist on their morning meal, the options are becoming slim after a range of peanut butter whiskey liqueurs were recently recalled. It turns out that the Screwball liqueur, produced by Pernod Ricard Winemakers, contains sesame - a fact that was not properly disclosed on some of the bottles, according to Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
But don't worry, this recall only affects those bottles that fail to mention the presence of sesame. So if you're one of the lucky ones who managed to snag a bottle with the full ingredient list, you're in the clear. However, for those with a sesame allergy, this news is quite concerning. The liqueur was sold at various retailers across the country, including popular chains like Dan Murphys, BWS, and IGA.
Food Standards is urging anyone with a sesame allergy to avoid consuming the Screwball liqueur and to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. And as always, if you're feeling unwell or experiencing any symptoms related to the allergy, it's best to seek medical advice. Your health is not something to be taken lightly!
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