Muslim man discovers Pret Tuna sarnie he'd been eating for 12 years 'isn't halal' 😮
: "Being a Muslim I can’t consume anything with alcohol. And there’s probably thousands of Muslims who buy products from Pret.
"I’ve worked in the City for the last 12 years as a tax adviser and I would have never bought the product had I known." They said: "Whilst we’re very sorry that Mr Qadeer feels he was misled, the food and drink sold at Pret has never been labelled as halal-certified and we have never made any halal product claims.
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