If your ideal Friday consists of a relaxing munch on a chocolate chip cookie, we would like you to hold up for a second. Specifically if you procured said cookie from a Jumbo supermarket.
Why? Jumbo is now warning that certain cookies may contain metal fragments.
They are asking that anyone who has bought these cookies do not eat them and instead return them to the store for a refund.
The cookies in question
So, which cookies should you be wary of? Jumbo is recalling the below own brand chocolate chip and double-chocolate cookies:
The recall applies specifically to packets with the following expiration dates and codes:
Product: Jumbo Chocolate Cookies
EAN code: 8718452181339
Expiration date: 05-09-2024
Product: Jumbo Double Chocolate Cookies
EAN code: 8718452671465
Expiration date: 13-9-2024
Does your packet match up? We’re afraid it’s time to replace your beloved cookie-munching time with a trip to Jumbo.
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The good news is you don’t need your receipt to claim your refund for your potentially dangerous cookies — score! 💪
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