Lidl Recalls Chicken Product Due to Undeclared Allergen Risk

A significant recall has been initiated by Lidl, a major UK supermarket, over a health risk associated with its popular chicken product. The supermarket has advised customers to refrain from consuming the **Red Hen Tempura 4 Chicken Steaks** due to the presence of undeclared allergens that could pose serious health threats.

The recall affects specific boxes of the product that contain milk, which is not highlighted in bold on the ingredients list. This oversight could endanger individuals who are allergic or intolerant to milk, leading to potentially severe reactions. The affected items bear best before dates of **December 11, 2026**, **December 16, 2026**, **December 22, 2026**, and **December 30, 2026**.

Health Advisory Issued

The **Food Standards Agency** has issued a formal warning to consumers, stating explicitly, “do not eat it.” Customers who have purchased this product are encouraged to return it to the point of sale. Lidl has confirmed that shoppers will receive a full refund regardless of whether they provide a receipt.

In addition, Lidl has implemented a point-of-sale notice to inform customers about the recall and the potential health risks. This proactive measure aims to ensure that shoppers are fully aware of the issue and understand the steps necessary if they have already purchased the product.

Lidl continues to prioritize customer safety and is taking all necessary actions to address this situation promptly. The supermarket encourages anyone with concerns regarding this recall to contact their customer service for further assistance.