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Allergy List For Allergy Lists Dear Customer, In developing our products, we always avoid the use of allergenic ingredients wherever possible. Wherever we can, we provide choice within our ranges for customers who wish to avoid particular ingredients (e.g. specific gluten free products). To help with this, we provide comprehensive and clear on-pack information indicating the presence of the common allergens. This information appears in both the ingredients list (e.g. Soya lecithin, lactose (from cows’ milk)), and the Contains box : Any product containing peanuts or other kinds of nut (or nut oil), carries the nut warning logo next to the ingredients list. Where products themselves are potential allergens and the presence of the allergen is clear from the product description, for example; milk, mustard sauce, peanut butter, pre-packed celery, we do not include a contains box as our customers have told us that this information is not valuable to them. Comprehensive and regularly updated lists of products that are prepared to recipes that exclude allergens are available from our stores, on-line and via our Customer Service team (0845 302 1234). The following standard lists are available; Egg Milk and Lactose Gluten Nut Soya Added Yeast and Yeast Extract Sesame For customers with more complex requirements, our Customer Services team can provide specific individual reports. This product has been made in a factory that uses nut ingredients. This product has been made in a factory that uses sesame ingredients. This product has been made in a factory which uses nut and sesame ingredients. Page 1 of 27 UPDATED: 17 November 2009 Gluten PLEASE NOTE: This list relates to Marks and Spencer products only and was correct on the day of printing, however recipes may change from time to time and therefore, we advise that you check the ingredient list on the product at the time of purchase. Care and attention has gone into ensuring that the listed products are free from the above to the best of our knowledge. We cannot however guarantee that trace amounts may not have been present at some point during the ingredient manufacturing process. PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC Ambient Celebration F33A Bakery F09A 125 Year Jar Of Humbugs 666947 Chocolate & Black Cherry (gluten Free) Cake 509947 125 Year Jar Of Rhubarb And Custard 666954 Rich Fruit Cake 395120 125 Yr Jelly Fruits 666077 125yr Peppermint Creams 666961 Biscuits F10A 20 Halloween Lollipops 681742 Ew Organic Mini Rice Cakes 590792 After Dinner Mints 681773 Hazelnut & Orange Cereal Bar With Milk Chocolate 590778 After Dinner Mints - On Promotion 475167 Pecan, Apricot & Peach Bar 401562 After Dinner Mints - Standard 475174 Plum, Pecan And Dark Chocolate Bar 545952 Bag Of Love 294539 Single Almond, Apricot & Mango Cereal Bar 45g 401555 Bats And Spiders Webs 680639 Single Cranberry & Cashew Cereal Bar 45g 590761 Candy Coated Chocolate Balls - Gift Jar 681803 Chocolate Brazil Nut Assortment 916295 Confectionery F13A Chocolate Fruit And Nut Assortment 792592 Cola Can Filled With Cola Cubes 678124 8 Pack Promotional Walnut Whips 454537 Cube Dark Chocolate Gingers 681735 All Butter Fudge 503518 Cube Dark Chocolate Orangettes 681766 All Butter Mintoes 785181 Cube Milk, Dark And White Chocolate Brazil Nuts 679022 Assorted Fruit Rocks 111102 Dark Collection - New Chocolates 683890 Belgian Covered Milk Chocolate Mulled Wine Raisins 581486 Father's Day Chocolate Beer Mug 547741 Belgian Covered Milk Chocolate Peanuts & Raisins 581479 Father's Day Dad Rocks 548465 Belgian Milk Chocolate Coated Raspberries 499712 Flying Saucer Tube 679091 Belgian Milk Chocolate Coated American Peanuts 783149 Fruit Collection - New Chocolates 683753 Belgian Milk Chocolate Coated Brazil Nuts 323543 Giant Sugar Lollipop 679251 Belgian Milk Chocolate Coated Butter Toffee Popcorn 333214 Gluten Free Christmas Pudding 113g 335591 Belgian Milk Chocolate Coated Californian Raisins 783033 Gluten Free Top Iced Christmas Cake (645g) 361644 Belgian Milk Chocolate Covered Caramelised Hazelnuts 581493 Halloween Tub Of Popcorn 565547 Belgian White And Milk Chocolate Coated Summer Fruits 499705 Hand Decorated Mum Truffles 412438 Belgian White Chocolate Coated Californian Raisins 271660 Jelly Belly Tube 679077 Belgian White Chocolate Coated Strawberries 466097 Jelly Fruits 564946 Blackcurrant Blasts 673433 Large Velvet Heart Box 484176 Butter Mints 785297 Little Bunnies - Swiss Hollow Milk Chocolate 653268 Cappuccino Bar 429535 Little Pink Handbag 473590 Colin - Cola Gums 673341 Marshmallows - Casual Gift 678759 Colin - Fruit Sours 673358 Milk Chocolate Brazils 679107 Colin Fruit Gums 673365 Milk Chocolate Lollipops 530637 Colin Marshmallows 673372 Milk Chocolate Selection 630856 Curiously Strong Mints 11501 Mint Collection 160g 152204 Dolly Mixtures - Mini Bag 668309 Mint Selection 778008 Eat Well Cashew Nuts (tillpoint) 500128 Mothers Day Box Of Fudge 528474 Eat Well Pistachio Nuts (tillpoint) 591997 New Chocolate - Milk Chocolate Half Egg With Hand 538428 Eclair Selection 346603 Decorated Mini Eggs Extremely Chocolatey Caramels 121903 Novelty Neapolitan Advent 678599 Fruit Gums 784382 Nut Collection - New Chocolates 683791 Fruit Pastilles 784504 Penguin Party Fruity Gums With Jelly Bellies 683029 Fruit Pastilles - Mini Bag Trial 668286 Percy Pig Union Jack Piggybank 682626 Fruit Salad Gums 552769 Retro Carton Butter Mints 531917 Fruit Sherbets 158039 Rock Stars - Gift Jar 683746 Lemon Mousse Indulgent Bar 572262 Rocking Penguin Tin 688192 Mango & Passionfruit Smoothies 673426 Self Treat Chocolate Selection 548908 Milk Chocolate Eclairs 785730 Snow Babies 572323 Mini Jelly Babies 491204 Snowy Balls 542913 Mint Crumbles 760683 Speciality Cocoa Dusted Caramels 569873 Mint Humbugs 785075 Swiss Egg And Truffles 653640 Mint Imperials 318518 Swiss Truffle Glitter Box Gift Small 630092 Mint Truffle Bar 429504 Trick Or Treat Mega Mix 681759 Penny Pig 200g 603980 Turkish Delight 350g 793063 Pink And White Marshmallows 471824 Valentine Bag Of Mallows 524957 Page 2 of 27 UPDATED: 17 November 2009 Gluten PLEASE NOTE: This list relates to Marks and Spencer products only and was correct on the day of printing, however recipes may change from time to time and therefore, we advise that you check the ingredient list on the product at the time of purchase. Care and attention has gone into ensuring that the listed products are free from the above to the best of our knowledge. We cannot however guarantee that trace amounts may not have been present at some point during the ingredient manufacturing process. PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC Confectionery F13A Cook F05C Pomegranate & Cranberry Gums 530613 Seafood Casserole 484831 Praline Bar 429528 Seafood Curry 503983 Promo 3 Pack Walnut Whip 673440 Thai Style Seafood Selection With Coconut, Chilli & 689496 Red & Black Gums - Mini Bag Trial 668507 Lemon Grass Speciality Organic Fairtrade 70% Dark Chocolate Bar 486293 Dairy F06C Specilaity Organic Fairtrade Almond Milk Chocolate Bar 486323 Specilaity Organic Fairtrade Milk Chocolate Bar 486316 ***semi 2pt 348843 Sugar Free Mints Box 539494 ***semi 4pt 348294 Sugar Free Orange & Lemon Fruit Drops - Box 539517 ***skim 2pt 349109 Sugar Free Raspberry & Strawberry Drops 572279 1 Litre Banana Flavoured Milk 185943 Tin Of Travel Sweets 550185 1 Litre Chocolate Flavoured Milk 366861 Triple Pack Fudge Bar (3 X 43 G E) 459112 1 Litre Organic Semi Skimmed Irish Milk 482585 Triple Pack Turkish Delight Bars 518956 1 Litre Organic Skimmed Irish Milk 482592 Turkish Delight 789813 1 Litre Strawberry Flavoured Milk 756556 Vanilla Fudge Bar 258739 10 Half Fat Cheese Slices 580991 Very Berry Smoothies 673419 10 Mature Cheddar Cheese Slices 980821 Wine Gums 784498 10 Mild Cheddar Cheese Slices 547024 Wine Gums - Mini Bag Trial 668439 10 Oz Double Cream 984805 Yogurt Coated Cranberries, Almonds And Pumpkin Seed 530668 10 Oz Extra Thick Double Cream 344005 Mix 10 Oz Extra Thick Single Cream 344104 Yogurt Coated Dried Cranberries & Dried Cranberry Mix 530675 10 Oz Single Cream 172134 Cook F05C 100g Parmesan Wedge 659734 170ml Double Cream 75978 Beef - Peppered Rump Steak Stroganoff 573344 170ml Whipping Cream 78597 British Chicken & Chorizo Smoked Paprika Casserole 689526 1litre Irish Organic Whole Milk 482578 British Chicken Breasts With Chilli Salsa 689571 1pt Scottish Organic Whole Milk 486545 Cajun Spice Marinated British Chicken Breasts 661461 1pt Scottish Semi Skimmed Organic Milk 486552 Calves Liver With Sage Butter 250337 1pt Welsh Semi Skim Organic Milk 486576 Chicken - Chicken Breasts With Basil, Mozz And Cherry 611749 1pt Welsh Whole Organic Milk 486569 Toms 200g Buffalo Mozzarella 506472 Chicken - Deboned Chix With Indian Spices And Minted 611879 200g Fixed Weight Organic Parmesan 511971 Yogurt 200g Fixed Weight Parmesan Wedge 562003 Chilli & Coriander Marinted Seabass 656085 250g Olivesprrd 476089 Cook! Lemon Sole Fillets With White Wine & Herb Butter 275934 250g Sunflower Spread 476096 Cook! Outdoor Bred Chorizo Sausages With Tomato & 681605 Cannellini Bean Sauce 250g Virgin Olive Spread 476102 Cook! Scallops With Lemon, Fresh Parsley And Cracked 390224 284ml Double Cream 73165 Black Pepper Butter 284ml Whipping Cream 76111 Crust & Topping - Lamb Rack With Pine Nut Crust 467629 2pt Organic Skimmed Welsh Milk 482547 Filled Chicken Breast Fillets Loaded With Portobello 484688 2pt Scottish Organic Skimmed Milk 483568 Mushrooms,lemon, Rosemary & Garlic Butter 2pt Scottish Organic Semi Skimmed Milk 483582 Fillets Of Plaice With A Malaysian
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