Keurig Coffee Pod Recall: Over 80,000 Units Affected
A significant recall affects Keurig McCafé decaf pods, which may contain caffeine. The FDA has classified it as a Class II health risk. Details on batch numbers and distribution states.
Category : Consumers
Avoid BT and EE Price Hikes with This Quick Tip
Money Saving Expert reveals how BT and EE customers facing March price increases can avoid paying up to £48 extra annually by taking simple contract actions now.
Water Bills Rise £33 Annually from April 2026
Water bills in England and Wales will increase by an average of £33 per year from April 2026, a 5.4% rise. This article explains the reasons, company-specific increases, and practical tips to cut costs.
Gerber Recalls Arrowroot Biscuits Over Contamination
Baby food manufacturer Gerber has issued a recall for specific lots of arrowroot biscuits due to potential contamination with soft plastic or paper pieces from a supplier.
Pepperoni Tops UK Pizza Topping Poll, Pineapple Debate Settled
A new survey by East Pizzas shows pepperoni is Britain's top pizza choice with 41% support, while mozzarella and chicken follow. Over half of Brits approve pineapple on pizza, and posh pizzas are rising in popularity.
Mushroom Coffee Alternative Delivers Natural Energy and Better Sleep
A woman in her 50s has discovered sustained energy and improved sleep after switching from traditional coffee to a mushroom-based alternative. MOGU's functional drinks are gaining popularity for their clean ingredients and health benefits.
US Protein Bar Taste Test: Best and Worst Brands
A comprehensive blind taste test of 12 top US protein bars reveals only four scored well for flavour, with some brands described as 'vile' and tasting like 'compacted dust'.
National Lottery: £5m Jackpot Draw Tonight at 8pm
Tonight's National Lottery Lotto draw offers a life-changing £5 million jackpot, with the winning numbers to be announced at 8pm. Players can also enter the Thunderball for a chance at £500,000.
DWP Launches Universal Credit Fraud Campaign Targeting Key Areas
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a new campaign to combat Universal Credit fraud, focusing on living arrangements, self-employment, and savings. Minister Andrew Western confirmed the initiative will launch this week.
A Guide to the Six Types of 'Wine Mums' You'll Meet
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Costco Sued Over $5 Rotisserie Chicken Preservative Claims
A class-action lawsuit alleges Costco falsely advertises its Kirkland Signature rotisserie chicken as preservative-free while containing sodium phosphate and carrageenan.
Dryer Sheet Hack Keeps Skirting Boards Dust-Free
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Gerber Recalls Baby Biscuits Over Plastic Contamination
Gerber has issued a voluntary nationwide recall for its Arrowroot Biscuits due to potential contamination with soft plastic or paper pieces, with no reported illnesses.
Children's Birthday Parties: The New Weddings with £1,000 Price Tags
Children's birthday parties in the UK have transformed into lavish, wedding-style events costing an average of £524, with parents facing immense pressure, using credit cards, and even requesting tips to fund extravagant celebrations.
Sage Oracle Jet: Divine Coffee at a Cow's Price
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Gerber Recalls Biscuits Over Plastic Contamination Risk
Gerber has issued a voluntary nationwide recall for specific batches of its Arrowroot Biscuits due to potential contamination with soft plastic or paper pieces from a supplier's flour.
Unspoken Rules of Elevator Etiquette Revealed
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United Center to Offer Cannabis Drinks, May Set Arena Trend
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Tesco Recalls Rice Over Undeclared Wheat Allergy Risk
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Mexico Vape Ban: Tourists Face Jail Time and Fines
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Yorkshire Woman's 10 Tricks to Save £5,000 Annually
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Breakfast Tea Taste Test: Ranking 6 British Brands
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New Vet Rules to Save Pet Owners Money
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Lidl Recalls Burgers Over Celery Allergy Risk
Lidl has urgently recalled its Red Hen Gastro Southern Fried Chicken Thigh Burgers due to undeclared celery, posing a serious allergy risk. Customers are advised to return products for full refunds.
Hobbycraft Recalls Craft Kits Over Asbestos in Sand
Hobbycraft has urgently recalled its Giant Box of Craft children's kits after asbestos fibres were found in coloured sand. The retailer advises keeping products away from children immediately.
Keurig Coffee Pod Recall Over Decaf Labeling Error
Keurig Dr Pepper recalls over 80,000 McCafé decaf coffee pods due to a labeling error that may contain caffeine, posing risks for sensitive consumers across three U.S. states.
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