Popular brand Kelloggs is recalling chocolate cornflakes in the UK following complaints of hard lumps in the cereal that could be a potential choking hazard.
According to UK’s Food Standards Agency, Kellanova, the company which manufactures the cereal, has asked consumers who had bought chocolate cornflakes packs to dispose of them “as a precaution”.
It said the hard lumps “do not break down when eaten with milk” and could also result in damage of teeth.
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FSA has also advised customers to contact the brand for full refund.
Consumers who have bought 450g boxes with best before dates ranging from 6 December 2024 to 28 April 2025 have been urged to throw them away.