Popular protein puddings are taken off supermarket shelves after warning they may contain GLASS

Published: 07:21 EDT, 24 October 2026 | Updated: 07:22 EDT, 24 October 2026 A popular range of protein puddings have been taken off supermarket shelves after a warning that they may contain glass. Customers were urged to throw away or return the pots for a full refund. The protein pots sold by Arla Foods in chocolate, salted caramel and vanilla cookie flavours could all contain glass.Shoppers can check if their batch could be contaminated by checking the best before date on their puddings. Chocolate puddings with best before dates of January 11 2027, January 18 2027, January 20 2027 and February 6 2027 may contain glass, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Salted Caramel with best before dates of January 21 2027, January 23 2027, January 31 2027 and February 2 2027 are affected.The Vanilla Cookie product with the best before date of January 25 2027 has also been withdrawn. The protein pots sold by Arla foods in chocolate, salted caramel and vanilla cookie flavours could all contain glass Customers were urged to throw away or return the pots for a full refund Chocolate puddings with best before dates of January 11 2027, January 18 2027, January 20 2027 and February 6 2027 may contain glassThese dates can be found in the white box on the top of the packaging. Arla has apologised to its customers and said it 'understands the concern this may have caused'. The FSA said that anyone with the above products could return them to the shop they were bought in and can contact hello@arlafoods.com for more information.