Towie model slams Tesco over baby milk that was ten MONTHS out of date and made her two-month-old daughter sick Jerri Lee fed the organic milk to her two-month-old daughter Milan It was only when she was sick she realised the milk was out of date She has complained to the store but wants to know if more of it was sold Worried: Jerri Lee fed the milk to her two-month-old daughter Milan who was then sick A mother has slammed supermarket giant Tesco after it sold her baby milk that was ten months out of date. Jerri Lee fed the organic milk to her two-month-old daughter Milan who threw up immediately and was then ill for two days. Worried Jerri checked the bottle as Milan had never been sick before and had been healthy since she was born. To her horror she found that the milk she had just given her was from a box of six small bottles that had expired ten months ago. Jerri, 28, who has appeared in The Only Way is Essex a number of times, said: 'You don't know what could have been in that bottle. They expire for a reason - who knows what harm it could have done? She is not a sicky baby but she was sick continuously over a 48 hour period. 'I was absolutely disgusted, the bottle was nearly a year old, she was only two-and-a-half months old, it's awful. It is milk for a newborn, so it could have been so much worse, with an immune system that has no back up. It could have been so dangerous. Ms Lee had chosen a box of six ready-made HIPP organic first infant milk bottles for her baby as she believed it would be the easiest option to feed her on their car ride home. After Milan drank it, she messaged the HIPP helpline who told her there was nothing dangerous in the product and it could not do any lasting harm to her baby. Jerri added: 'I rang NHS Direct straight after that where I was told to keep an eye on Milan and check her throughout the night. 'She just kept being sick, she wasn't back to her normal self until at least 48 hours later. Even when I gave her normal milk she refused it. Ill: Jerri Lee's daughter Milan and the out of date baby milk from Tesco which she drank I took her to the doctors who confirmed that what she had was due to what she had drunk. Jerri, a photographer, from Epping Forest, Essex, bought the Â£8.50 milk at Tesco's Barkingside store in Ilford on her way home from a job. She said: 'The next day I drove back to Tesco to take the bottles back and asked for a manager and she simply told me she could give me a refund for it. I spent Â£134 in that shop, and around Â£20 for fuel to get there and back because it is an hour away form my home. Just a refund is unacceptable. Store: Ms Lee says she bought the out of date milk from Tesco's Barkingside store in Ilford She filled in a report for customer services and that was it. A Tesco spokesman said: 'We are taking this matter very seriously and are urgently investigating how this has happened.'