An Easter treat, the Lindt chocolate egg, is being recalled because it may contain peanut butter.
Lindt and Sprungli Australia Ltd today said it has recalled all 11 products containing its Lindor 16g milk egg.
The company was working with Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) and the NSW Food Authority to investigate whether the chocolates contain peanut butter.
"We understand that the temporary unavailability of these Easter chocolates may cause some inconvenience to families but customer wellbeing is our first priority," Lindt Australia chief executive Steve Loane said.
"We were recently made aware that elements of peanut butter were found in the 16g milk egg.
"We are placing a voluntary recall on all potentially affected products, as any consumers who have a peanut allergy or intolerance may have a reaction if they consume the products in question."
Consumers can return the products directly to their retailer for a refund or replacement, Mr Loane said.
More information is available on the company website www.lindt.com.au.
The 11 products are:
* Lindt Lindor Milk Egg Bag 160g
* Lindt Easter Assorted Egg Tube 160g
* Lindt Milk Egg Easter Selection Bag 170g
* Lindt Gold Bunny & Friends Tin Tube 180g
* Lindt Lindor Assorted Egg Tube 270g
* Lindt Lindor Milk Egg Tube 270g
* Lindt Lindor Assorted Egg Bag 160g
* Lindt Lindor Assorted Egg in Clear Egg Shaped Box 190g
* Lindt Gold Bunny & Friends Cube 250g
* Lindt Lindor Maitre's Easter Egg Collection 125g
* Lindt Lindor Milk Egg in Cardboard Egg Shaped Box 100g.
- NZPA
Eleven Lindt Easter products recalled
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