Beware!! Chocolate and nut ice cream cones from Tesco contain Painkillers

After the horse meat controversy, now it is the chocolate and nut ice cream that is under fire.

It has been learnt that chocolate and nut ice cream at Tesco contains painkilling drugs. The ice cream is supplied by R&R Ice Cream to Tesco.

The Food Standards Agency is warning customers not to eat Tesco’s own-brand chocolate and nut ice cream cones after tablets were spotted in two cones.

The supermarket is taking the four-packs off the shelves with sell-by dates up to and including July 2014.

It may be added that the frozen treats are the fourth in a series of products to be recalled by the supermarket giant this year.

Read more about it at: Mail Online
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Travel News: Trendy Pop-Up Restaurant opens in a Mine

Inspired by the modern urban trend for temporary ‘pop-up’ shops and eateries,  an underground restaurant has been opened in a mine in the southern Finnish town of Lohja this week.

The 'Mined' restaurant [Photo: AP]

Guests who pay a visit will be able to feast on a four-course menu that continues the off-beat theme by including snail flambéed in Pernod and served with a fennel risotto.

This below-ground banquet is a little on the pricey side – costing just over £100 per head – but will appeal to gourmets, as it also features smoked vendace (a type of fish common in northern Europe) in lemon oil, roast veal tenderloin and hanger steak in herb stock.

Read more: Daily Mail

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Olympic chiefs ban all food retailers at all game venues from selling chips pressurized by McDonald's

Olympic chiefs have banned all 800 food retailers at the 40 Games venues across Britain from dishing up chips because of 'sponsorship obligations.'

Hundreds of food outlets at Olympic venues have been forced to take chips off the menu

The only loophole in the agreement, announced in a memo to staff, is that chips can be served with fish - safeguarding Britain's most famous dish.

But is seems the bosses have predicted an outrage about the decision, emphasising that the move was not backed by the food retailers. 

The memo reads: 'Due to sponsorship obligations with McDonalds, Locog have instructed the catering team they are no longer allowed to serve chips on their own anywhere within the Olympic park.

Read details/see photos and video: Daily Mail

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War on Terror vs War on 'Healthy' Rats

The British soldiers in Afghanistan have waged a war on healthy rats (Rations) and have elected to fight the war on terror with empty stomachs.

Mail Online reports that British soldiers serving in Afghanistan are going into battle hungry because they refuse to eat the ‘disgusting’ food in their revamped ration packs.

Troops are unhappy that ‘good old British’ meals such as sausage and beans and Lancashire hotpot have been replaced by salads, muesli and strawberry porridge.

Read more: Mail Online

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Heart attack on a plate

This massive mixed grill – which includes gammon, rump and pork steaks, lamb chops, chips, a fried egg, six beer-battered onion rings and two pork sausages – has been exposed as the unhealthiest dish in the country.

It's enough to send your doctor’s blood pressure soaring, not to mention your own.

The pub chain JD Wetherspoon serves around 12,000 of the £10.49 grills every week. However, at almost 2,000 calories, it would provide nearly all of a woman’s recommended maximum intake on a  single plate.

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