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– Please note, a raclette machine sold in Noz stores is recalled.
Be careful, if you have recently purchased a raclette machine in a Noz store: it can be dangerous. A recall procedure was in fact launched on Monday, November 4, concerning a raclette-grill appliancesold by the clearance chain throughout France from October 28 to November 1, 2024, reports Rappel Conso. This is precisely the RC3 model from the starQ brand. If you have purchased this product, you should not use it because it has a real risk of fire starting.
This type of defect can therefore cause domestic fires which can cause injuries or significant property damage. The risks are all the greater because this type of malfunction is difficult to detect by the user before it manifests itself. Consumers who have this raclette-grill appliance in their possession must return it to their point of sale, where they will be offered a refund. This recall procedure will end on December 31, 2024.
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Macarons recalled for salmonella risk
The famous Paul bakery chain is also currently recalling macarons for a salmonella risk. More than 80 bakeries are concerned. As Rappel Conso indicates, health authorities suspect the presence of salmonella in pistachio macaroons of 80 grams, whose batch number is 19072024. These pastries were sold in France between September 11 and October 28.
Customers who purchased these macarons should not consume them and are invited to return them to their point of sale to receive a refund. Typically, salmonella-related infections result in gastrointestinal disorders such as diarrhea and vomiting, which may be accompanied by fever and headache. These symptoms can occur between six hours and seventy-two hours after consuming the contaminated product.
