Halo Top ‘healthy’ ice cream sold in Tesco recalled due to allergy risk

TWO flavours of "healthy" ice creams have been pulled from shelves because they could be a risk to people with a soya allergy.

Halo Top has recalled the items because they contain chocolate chips made from soya but forget to mention it on the label.

This means that someone who is allergic to soya could accidentally eat it and it could trigger a reaction.

People who suffer from a soya allergy can come out in a rash or suffer from vomiting, diarrhoea and abdominal pain if they eat it.

The two flavours are the mint chocolate chip ice cream and the chocolate chip cookie dough once - both come in 473ml tubs.

You can buy them in Tesco and Ocado and they cost around £5 for a tub.

Halo Top describe their ice cream as "guilt-free" because it contains high-protein and displays the calorie count on the front of the pot.

The affected tubs have a use by date of between January 13 2019 and May 7 2019.

If you have bought one of the affected ice cream tubs and have an allergy to soya, you shouldn't eat it.

Instead, you should return it to where you bought it in exchange for a full refund.

Tesco has also issued a recall for a range of toy cars because the wheels could come loose and be a choking hazard.

Argos has also issued a recall for two children's cots over safety fears.

Mothercare also recalled a children's toy key set over fears its battery holder could fall off.

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