Quote from: SilverLining on April 07, 2017, 09:13:36 PM
That actually makes sense. We only buy them at Christmas. But 2015 we bought something different, so this would be the first time I bought them since.

Guess I'm lucky that box I ate was one of the "may not".

yes... we only bought them at Christmas too.. but not anymore thanks to their labelling change 

yes, glad you are fine! 

That actually makes sense. We only buy them at Christmas. But 2015 we bought something different, so this would be the first time I bought them since.

Guess I'm lucky that box I ate was one of the "may not".

Quote from: SilverLining on April 04, 2017, 07:06:48 PM
none. not nine.

Hi Silver Lining,

I haven't been able to eat After Eights for a while, as the peanut alert appeared on them in December 2015 (so I have missed out for two Christmas seasons in a row) They were formerly manufactured in a nut free facility in England by Nestle UK and imported here by Nestle Canada. I assume Nestle UK has changed the facility which is why they have added the warning as I have no idea where they are being manufactured now

So I eat Aero Mint instead... it is also made by Nestle UK and imported to Canada, but in a different facility that is nut-free.

Edited to add: I found a link - looks like it was in October 2015 they changed the facility from nut-free and added the warning http://www.nutmums.com/happy-nut-free-christmas-the-2015-edit/

none. not nine.

 

Found a box of After Eights hidden away since Christmas. DH noticed a "may contain peanuts or treenuts" warning.

These used to be safe. I ate some at Christmas. I assume they also had the warning and nine of us noticed.