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People with allergies should steer clear of fashionable Dubai-style chocolate after a number of products ‘failed to meet UK food standards’.

People with allergies should steer clear of fashionable Dubai-style chocolate after a number of products ‘failed to meet UK food standards’.

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The chocolate products, which typically include a filling made from pistachio, tahini and shredded filo pastry, have grown rapidly in popularity over the past year.

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The chocolate products, which typically include a filling made from pistachio, tahini and shredded filo pastry, have grown rapidly in popularity over the past year.

The Food Standards Agency said buying the bars could be dangerous for people with allergies.

UK shoppers have been cautioned that the viral chocolate treat may be "dangerous" to eat.

Food safety chiefs are sounding the alarm over Dubai-style chocolate and warning that some people should not eat it.

The FSA has warned some shoppers to avoid Dubai-style chocolate as they may be at risk of suffering a deadly reaction when buying cheap knock-offs

The chocolate snack has grown in popularity over the past year

The delectable treat, which found fame on social media late last year, typically contains a mix of pistachio, tahini and crispy shredded filo pastry known as 'angel hair'.

The watchdog said it has found ‘several’ of these products in the UK which have failed to meet safety and labelling requirements.