Nestlé UK & Ireland has recalled three Aero hot chocolate products.
The chocolate brand recalled Aero 'Hot Choc' jars (288g) and sachets (24g) and Aero Go Instant 'Hot Choc' cups (28g). The products were pulled from shelves after a "a possibility that food-grade silica beads could be found in a very small number of packs".
Although food-grade silica beads are not dangerous when consumed, Nestlé "sets very high standards for the quality of its products and any packs affected by this issue clearly fall short of those standards".
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A statement on the Aero Bubbly Facebook page reads: "Nestlé UK & Ireland is recalling the below AERO Hot Chocolate products including all batch codes and dates. So, if you feel like this might affect you, please read on.
"A very small number of packs fall short of our quality standards and, while not harmful if consumed, we want to recall all products that do not meet those high standards.
"This recall relates only to AERO Hot Chocolate and does not affect our other AERO products, so please continue to enjoy your favourite bubbly AERO products with complete peace of mind. "
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