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Scottish Sun
8 hours ago
- Health
- Scottish Sun
Viral ‘Dubai-style' favourite pulled from UK shelves over dangerous health risk – just days after popular chocolate bar
Customers are encouraged to return the product for a full refund 'DO NOT EAT' Viral 'Dubai-style' favourite pulled from UK shelves over dangerous health risk – just days after popular chocolate bar Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A "DUBAI-style" sweet treat is being recalled after it was discovered to pose a dangerous health risk. It comes just days after the viral "Dubai-style" chocolate bar was pulled from shelves. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Customers who have bought the 'Dubai style' sweet treat have been urge not to eat it Credit: Destan Denar Limited is recalling Destan Pistazien Crème Dubai Style because it contains milk which is not mentioned on the label. It poses a dangerous health risk to anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk. The Food Standards Agency issued a warning to shoppers today saying "do not eat it." Denar Limited, who make and sell the product, has been advised to contact the relevant allergy support organisations. The Food Standards Agency and Denar Limited issued the recall of the pistachio cream yesterday. A point-of-sale notice has also been issued to customers explaining why the product is being recalled and instructing them what to do if they have bought it. All batches of the Pistachio cream sweet treat have been hit with the recall notice. This means all 200g pack sizes with all batch codes and all best before dates were affected by the recall. Shoppers are advised to return the product to the point of sale where they will receive a full refund. Customers were warned by Denar Limited that the product should not be consumed. Shoppers go wild as Dubai chocolate dupe drops in Lidl It comes just days after the viral Dubai-style chocolate bar was recalled for having an undeclared ingredient. Shops selling the product were warned to immediately stop sales and undertake product withdrawals. The internet sensation contained peanuts which was not declared on the packaging. It posed a health risk to anyone with a peanut allergy or peanut intolerance. 2 The viral 'Dubai style' chocolate was recalled just days ago Credit: NOESIS Businesses had been supplied the chocolate by a company called Black Sea Trading Ltd, who had "so far been uncontactable." Shoppers were urged not to buy the product and not to eat the chocolate if they had already bought it. Anyone who had purchased the chocolate was encouraged to dispose of it at home. The Food Standards Agency encouraged customers to contact their local Trading Standards and report where they had purchased the chocolate.
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
What to shop this weekend– trendy buys including 'Dubai chocolate' truffles and new F&F denim
Payday is here, and we've rounded up our top trending fashion and beauty buys to shop this week, including new 'Dubai chocolate' truffles With payday officially here for most, it's the perfect chance to scroll through your current wishlist and treat yourself to a new fashion or beauty buy for the month. And to help you out, we've rounded up some new and trending picks that we're currently obsessing over. From new Dubai-style truffles from Cartwright & Butler to autumn-ready barrel-leg jeans from F&F and a 'non-invasive neck lift in a stick' from RoC, these buys, starting from £18, are guaranteed to lift your mood. The F&F Edit Barrel Leg Jeans in Blue, £22.50 online or in stores The barrel leg is the trendiest silhouette to emerge from 2025, and it's not going away for autumn/winter. F&F's mid-blue pair is affordable at under £25, and it would look perfect paired with a simple white T-shirt and layered with a barn jacket for the transitional weather. NATURIUM The Booster Hyaluronic Acid Body Wash, £18 Formulated with hyaluronic acid and seven molecular weights of sodium hyaluronate, this Naturium Body Wash provides serious hydration while protecting your skin barrier. It's also fragrance-free and dermatologist-tested, making it suitable for sensitive skin. Cartwright & Butler Pistachio Dubai Style Truffles, £18 Dubai chocolate is everywhere, and Cartwright & Butler is the latest brand to join the trend with its new Pistachio Dubai-style truffles. Filled with a creamy pistachio ganache and knafeh crunch, these milk chocolate treats are pure indulgence. KBX at Knickerbox Hattie Printed Cami Set, £32 Payday is finally here, and what better way to treat yourself than with a new pair of pyjamas? KBX at Knickerbox has the coolest and most stylish patterns, and one shopper praised this set for being "light, loose, cute without being overtly sexy". Warehouse HCD Premium Hand Embellished Scoop Neck Mini Dress, £129 Hannah Cooper Dommett is back with another collection with Warehouse. The 'Postcards from Paradise' collection is all about bright colours and bold patterns for summer. We're obsessed with this embellished mini dress, which really channels that Ibiza summer vibe. RoC Derm Correxion® Firming Serum Stick, £39.99 Top skincare brand RoC has just launched its new Derm Correxion Retinol Firming Serum Stick into Boots, priced at £39.99. Developed in collaboration with dermatologists and plastic surgeons and enriched with RoC's trademark retinol, this handy stick is designed to be swept across the face, neck, chest, and even hands to help hydrate, smooth lines, and increase skin elasticity. Sif Jakobs Necklace Goccia Grande, £165 Made of rhodium-plated 925 Sterling silver, this striking necklace from Sif Jakobs is the perfect addition to your jewellery collection. Simple enough for the minimalists and chunky enough for the maximalists, it's the kind of piece you'll reach for day after day.
Perth Now
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Popular Perth ribs joint launches viral Dubai choc desserts
A Perth restaurant, known for its American-style barbecue ribs, is causing a stir among the food community following the launch of its viral Dubai chocolate-inspired desserts. The head chef at Ribs Lane was inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate taking social media feeds by storm to create rich, over-the-top treats for dessert lovers wanting in on the global obsession. The Dubai chocolate sweet treat craze recently popped off on TikTok thanks to influencers promoting Dubai chocolate — a chocolate bar containing a filling made with kadayif and pistachio — created by Emirati Fix Dessert Chocolatier in Dubai. Head chef Nicka Isabella said the team saw the trend explode overseas and wanted to create something that would give Perth a taste of the hype. 'It's not just about going viral. These desserts taste as good as they look. Perth deserves its own over-the-top dessert experience, and this is it,' she said. The desserts are unapologetically extra. Credit: Jay Turks Each dessert features house-made elements and Ribs Lane's signature drizzle, crafted to mimic the iconic Dubai-style presentations but with a Ribs Lane twist. 'These desserts are unapologetically extra and that's exactly what we wanted,' Nicka said. 'We've developed our own special recipe and flavour profile that's got people returning again and again. They are indulgent, fun, and impossible to ignore - both on the table and on social media.' People with a sweet tooth can indulge in viral Dubai chocolate loukamades ($17), waffles ($17) and cups ($15). The Ribs Lane Subiaco location will also offer a dessert pizza ($23).
South Wales Argus
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
Tesco shoppers divided over Fox's new Dubai-style biscuits
The iconic biscuit brand has launched its very own pack of sweet treats inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate - have you tried them? It comes after the likes of Lindt, Lidl, and even M&S have introduced their own products over the last few months. Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuit pack is currently on offer for £2.65 with a Clubcard, compared to the standard price of £3. Fox's launches new Dubai-style biscuit in UK supermarkets But the chocolate-coated shortcakes, which have a 'melt in the mouth' creamy pistachio centre, have certainly been dividing people. It comes as foodie social media group New Foods UK posted a picture of the biscuits spotted in Tesco supermarkets across the UK. The post was captioned: 'New Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuits spotted at Tesco!' One excited account replied: 'Wow need to try.' While another who was lucky enough to find Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuits said: 'Recently tried these! They're quite nice, I mean.. you can never go wrong with a @foxsbiscuits right?' However, some weren't the biggest fans, as this person shared: 'They're okay, but definitely NOT worth the money.' Another put: 'I got these the other day. They just taste like chocolate. Not getting any pistachio flavour.' Others also seem to be fed up with the Dubai chocolate trend, as one commented: 'What is it with this craze. They all taste disgusting.' Have you managed to try the biscuits yet? Let us know in the comments below. Recommended reading: What is Dubai chocolate? Although many big brands have created their own twist on Dubai chocolate this year, it's usually a chocolate-filled shell with pistachio cream, tahini, and crunchy kataifi (shredded filo dough). Kataifi is the main ingredient used in knafeh, which is a Middle Eastern dessert with crispy, stringy pastry, layered with a sweet cheese filling. The original Dubai chocolate was launched by Dubai-based FIX Dessert Chocolatier in 2022.
Glasgow Times
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Tesco shoppers divided over Fox's new Dubai-style biscuits
The iconic biscuit brand has launched its very own pack of sweet treats inspired by the viral Dubai chocolate - have you tried them? It comes after the likes of Lindt, Lidl, and even M&S have introduced their own products over the last few months. Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuit pack is currently on offer for £2.65 with a Clubcard, compared to the standard price of £3. Fox's launches new Dubai-style biscuit in UK supermarkets But the chocolate-coated shortcakes, which have a 'melt in the mouth' creamy pistachio centre, have certainly been dividing people. It comes as foodie social media group New Foods UK posted a picture of the biscuits spotted in Tesco supermarkets across the UK. The post was captioned: 'New Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuits spotted at Tesco!' One excited account replied: 'Wow need to try.' While another who was lucky enough to find Fox's Dubai Style Pistachio Biscuits said: 'Recently tried these! They're quite nice, I mean.. you can never go wrong with a @foxsbiscuits right?' However, some weren't the biggest fans, as this person shared: 'They're okay, but definitely NOT worth the money.' Another put: 'I got these the other day. They just taste like chocolate. Not getting any pistachio flavour.' Others also seem to be fed up with the Dubai chocolate trend, as one commented: 'What is it with this craze. They all taste disgusting.' Have you managed to try the biscuits yet? Let us know in the comments below. Recommended reading: What is Dubai chocolate? Although many big brands have created their own twist on Dubai chocolate this year, it's usually a chocolate-filled shell with pistachio cream, tahini, and crunchy kataifi (shredded filo dough). Kataifi is the main ingredient used in knafeh, which is a Middle Eastern dessert with crispy, stringy pastry, layered with a sweet cheese filling. The original Dubai chocolate was launched by Dubai-based FIX Dessert Chocolatier in 2022.
