happy xmas

[whitewabbit2001]

http://www.sainsbury.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/96431524-1C00-4F4A-A17C-AD4E4924E090/0/FinalNutFreeChristmas2005091105Revised241105.pdf

hope the link works
http://www.sainsbury.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/8B7388D3-0D8E-47AA-8EF4-A440B468FA75/0/Milkfree.pdf
and that one

[matt]

sainsburys isn't a favourite on the site as they have been a little annoying and lax over time.
dropping stuff off the free from lists and having milk appear in them aswell!!!

not very reliable for their supply aswell:mad:

[Pam]

Thanks for posting the links though we have a deep distrust of Sainsburys and they are rather lacking in customer service. It is probably safest to buy branded items there rather than Sainsbury's own label. At least they do recall their products when faulty (which is far too often) and maybe other supermarkets just don't do anything about it. My advice is to read both the ingredients list and the allergy advice on the packaging to ensure that a product is really dairy free.

[Fozzybear]

The milk-free list is from 2003 - I wouldn't use that one! You're much better off scrutinising the packaging in my experience.

[whitewabbit2001]

thank you for ur elp thats the link that they sent me via email :( not happy now, i was all excited about having something yummy for xmas day

[Copper]

Well the first link is for 2005 "nut free" so not very helpful for dairy free.

As Fozzybear said the second list is dated 2003.

This is typical of Sainsburys and their general attitude. I don't shop there anymore.