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Suitable 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 29 UPDATED: 11 June 2008 Vegetarians PLEASE NOTE: This list 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. PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC Ambient Celebration F33A Ambient Celebration F33A 3 Tier Milk Chocolate Rose Chocolate Cake 552974 Diy Medium Fully Iced Luxury Fruit Cake 419451 3 Tier Milk Chocolate Rose Madeira Cake 552981 Diy Small Fully White Iced Luxury Fruit Cake 419444 3 Tier White Chocolate Rose Madeira Cake 552998 Dr Who Cake 510417 310g Belgian Box 167826 Easter Chocolate Egg Crispy Nests 187008 480g Belgian Chocolates 167833 Extra Large All Butter Sponge Cake 424752 5 Mini Catapillar Chocolate Rolls 266963 Extra Large All Butter Sponge Cake: Ivory Icing 424790 After Dinner Mints - On Promotion 475167 Extra Large All Butter Sponge Cake: White Icing 424769 After Dinner Mints - Standard 475174 Extra Large Fruit Cake: Ivory Icing 424721 Bag Of Love 294539 Extra Large Fruit Cake: White Icing 477758 Balloon Party Cake 629706 Fashionable Stripes 3 Cake Set 553254 Belgian 140g 499736 Fashionable Stripes Mini Madeira Cakes X 6 553278 Cafe Organic Gold Coin 599030 Football 3d Cake 509268 Cars Birthday Cake 516426 Golf Cake 475822 Cascading Confetti 3 Cake Set 553018 Happy Birthday Cake 738095 Cascading Confetti Mini Cakes X 6 553025 Happy Birthday Rich Fruit Cake 424899 Celebration Cake: All Butter Songe, Gold Ribbon 475716 Jungle Cake: All Butter Sponge 475839 Celebration Cake: All Butter Sponge ,silver Ribbon 475679 Large All Butter Sponge Cake 424783 Celebration Cake: All Butter Sponge, Burgundy 475686 Litu 3 Tier Romantic Pearl Ivory Chocolate Cake 580977 Celebration Cake: Fruit, Gold Ribbon 475662 Litu 3 Tier Romantic Pearl Ivory Madeira Cake 581035 Celebration Cake: Fruit, Silver Ribbon 475648 Litu 3 Tier Romantic Pearl White Chocolate Cake 559683 Celebration Cake: Fruit,burgundy Ribbon 475655 Litu 3 Tier Romantic Pearl White Fruit Cake 580984 Cherry Liqueurs 225g 360388 Long Chocolate Bar Cake 552929 Chocolate Coated Turkish Delight 564953 Luxury Fruit Cake Cube 70g 364331 Chocolate Happy Birthday Cake 138888 Luxury Fruit Cake: Large Ivory Icing 424714 Chocolate Mint Twist Wrap Truffles 564922 Luxury Fruit Cake: Large White Icing 477765 Chocolate Party Bake 333429 Luxury Fruit Cake: Medium Ivory Icing 424707 Christening Cake Blue - Fruit 475877 Luxury Fruit Cake: Medium White Icing 477772 Christening Cake Blue - Madeira 475891 Luxury Fruit Cake: Small Ivory Icing 424691 Christening Cake Pink - Fruit 475884 Luxury Fruit Cake: Small White Icing 477796 Christening Cake Pink - Madeira 475907 Madagascan Vanilla All Butter Fudge 522823 Classic Rose Cake All Butter Sponge Pink 475761 Medium All Butter Sponge Cake: Ivory Icing 424776 Classic Rose Cake Fruit Pink 475754 Medium All Butter Sponge Cake: White Icing 424738 Classic Rose Cake: Fruit, Yellow 475778 Milk And White Chocolate Scroll Small Chocolate Cake 553377 Classic Rose Cake: Fruit, Yellow 475785 Milk Chocolate Scroll Large Cake 553315 Colin The Caterpillar Cake 106498 Milk Chocolate Scroll Small Cake 553322 Congratulations Cake: All Butter Sponge 475723 Mint Selection 778008 Congratulations Gift Cake 465908 Mixed Milk & White Chocolate Scrolls Large Cake 553384 Connoissuer Chocolate Rose Cake: Chocolate Sponge 475792 Novelty Easter Biscuit - Chick & Bunny Upc 538794 538794 Cutting Cake Ivory Iced Chocolate Cake Bar 553049 Orchid Spray Cake 553872 Cutting Cake Ivory Iced Fruit Cake Bar 553056 Organic Chocolate Collection Impulse 569361 Cutting Cake Ivory Iced Madeira Cake Bar 553063 Organic Chocolate Dipped Ginger Globes 569354 Cutting Cake White Iced Chocolate Cake Bar 553070 Organic Chocolate Mini Prix 464772 Cutting Cake White Iced Fruit Cake Bar 477048 Organic Easter Biscuits 535984 Cutting Cake White Iced Madeira Cake Bar 476980 Organic Milk, Dark & White Chocolate Selection 521369 Daisy Pearl Pink On White Chocolate Cake 553148 Organic Mint Discs 501514 Daisy Pearl Pink On White Fruit Cake 553155 Percy Pig Celebration Cake 552967 Daisy Pearl Pink On White Madeira Cake 553162 Personalised Chocolate & Pastel Anniversary Bar Cake 556422 Daisy Pearl White On Ivory Chocolate Cake 553179 Personalised Chocolate & Pastel Congratulations Bar 556439 Daisy Pearl White On Ivory Fruit Cake 553186 Cake Daisy Pearl White On Ivory Madeira Cake 553216 Personalised Chocolate Pirate Ship Cake 556446 Daisy Pearl White On White Chocolate Cake 553223 Personalised Fairy Castle Cake 556453 Daisy Pearl White On White Fruit Cake 553230 Personalised Flower Blossom Numbered Birthday Cake 556460 Daisy Pearl White On White Madeira Cake 553247 Personalised Milk & White Chocolate 3 Present Cake 556484 Stack Decadent Chocolate Cake 464284 Personalised Milk & White Chocolate Stars Numbered 556491 Diy Extra Large Fully Iced Luxury Fruit Cake 419475 Birthday Cake Diy Large Fully Iced Luxury Fruit Cake 419468 Personalised Pink & White 3 Present Cake Stack 556507 Page 2 of 29 UPDATED: 11 June 2008 Vegetarians PLEASE NOTE: This list 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. PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC PRODUCT TITLE BARCODE / UPC Ambient Celebration F33A Ambient Celebration F33A Personalised White & Pastel Anniversary Bar Cake 556514 Xmas Almond Cantuccini 520409 Personalised White & Pastel Congratulations Bar Cake 556521 Xmas Chocolate Brandy Snaps 300g Carton 654913 Pink 3d Handbag Cake 511100 Xmas Cookie Carton 500g 441056 Pink Sparkly Fairy Cake 553896 Xmas Family 1kg Tin 748452 Pirate Ship Chocolate Cake In 3d 552936 Xmas Family 500g Carton 748674 Plain Chocolate Gingers 150g 793285 Xmas Florentines 750981 Polka Dot Present Cake 552868 Xmas Mdw 500g Carton 303408 Retro Carton Butter Mints 531917 Xmas Mdw Trial - Square Sleeve 449076 Retro Carton Chocolate Eclairs 531900 Xmas Organic All Scottish Butter Christmas Shortbread - 517751 Retro Carton Of Liquorice Twists 531924 With Cinnamon Dusting Retro Eclair Tin 565103 Xmas Retro Cookie Tin 500g - Delivery Van (from Bus) 517638 Retro Fudge Tin 565110 Xmas Retro Mdw 1kg Tin 639958 Romantic Pearl Assorted Tier Ivory 586139 Xmas Retro Shortbread Petticoat Tails Tin - Scottie Dog 565325 (from Dancers) Romantic Pearl Assorted Tier White 586146 Xmas Ricciarelli 520454 Romantic Pearl Large Ivory Fruit Cake 553421 Xmas Savoury Biscuits 500g Carton 406659 Romantic Pearl Large Ivory Madeira Cake 553438 Xmas Shortbread Petticoat Tails Tin 303293 Romantic Pearl Large White Chocolate Cake 553445 Xmas Soft Tuscan Amaretti - Tin 520430 Romantic Pearl Large White Fruit Cake 553452 Xmas Viennese 500g Carton 441322 Romantic Pearl Large White Madeira Cake 553469 Romantic Pearl Mini Ivory Chocolate Cake 553544 Bakery F09A Romantic Pearl Mini Ivory Fruit Cake 553551 Romantic Pearl Mini Ivory Sponge Cake 553599 10 Mini Scotch Pancakes 528634 Romantic Pearl Mini White Chocolate Cake 553575 10'' Tortilla Wrap 241908 Romantic Pearl Mini White Fruit Cake 553582 12 Mini White Pitta Breads (ew) 247245 Romantic Pearl Mini White Sponge Cake 553568 12 Mini Wholemeal Pittas (ew) 491044 Rose Birthday Cake 661997 12 Mixed Mini Rolls 259781 Rose Gift Cake 465212 2 All Butter Eccles Cakes 513395 S, M, L Fruit Cake - - Mixed Tray 477789 2 Cherry & Sultana Scones 516044 Spencer The Teddy Bear Chocolate Cake 552882 2 Ciabatta 366359 Spring Mini Chocolate Biscuits - Farmyard Pals 6 X25g 600910 2 Luxury Teacakes 374996 Bags 2 Malted Grain Submarine Rolls 331166 Spring Retro Shortbread Tin 535052 2 Organic Seeded Knot Rolls 501101 Strawberry Milk Chocolate Scroll Heart With Chocolate 553674 2 Plain Naan Bread 609074 Cake 2 Rtb Crusty White Half Baguettes 560115 Strawberry Milk Chocolate Scroll Heart With Madeira 553681 Cake 2 Seeded White Submarine Rolls 498388 Strawberry White Chocolate Scroll Heart With Chocolate
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