Woolies pathetic response to man who found mouse head in salad
A Melbourne man’s casual meal turned into a horrifying experience when he found half a mouse in his pre-packaged salad from a major supermarket.
⚠️ DO NOT EAT SALAD FROM WOOLIES
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) July 31, 2024
A Melbourne man’s casual meal turned into a horrifying experience when he found half a mouse in his pre-packaged salad from a major supermarket.
In response, the supermarket advised media queries that it was an 'isolated incident' and Clint the… pic.twitter.com/VMHHb2sJkt
In response, the supermarket advised media queries that it was an 'isolated incident' and Clint the man who made the sickening discovery, has allegedly been refunded $5 for the purchase and offered a $50 voucher to the supermarket.
Clint said he was enjoying his roast potato with coleslaw when he noticed an odd taste after a few bites.
“After about half a dozen mouthfuls, I noticed a really funky taste in my mouth,” Clint recounted during his interview on 3AW Mornings.
To his horror, he discovered the unpleasant taste came from half a mouse in his salad. The shocking find left Clint in disbelief.
“I couldn't believe what I was seeing,” he said. Despite contacting the supermarket, Clint expressed doubts about their initial response. “I’m not convinced they believe me, but my wife is taking it into the store today,” he added.
🚨 A man has bitten into the head of a mouse while eating a pre-packaged @woolworths salad
— Avi Yemini (@OzraeliAvi) July 30, 2024
The supermarket giant says it’s aware of what it’s calling an ‘isolated incident’
Sorry but:
1. How did it get in the packet
2. Where’s the rest of it
3. How do they know it’s a one-off pic.twitter.com/523W6sA3h9
The incident raises serious concerns about food safety and quality control at major supermarkets. Clint's story is a stark reminder for consumers to remain vigilant about the products they purchase. While the supermarket's response remains pending, Clint's experience underscores the potential risks in even the most routine grocery items.
“I’ll probably look at what I’m eating a bit closer now,” Clint said, a sentiment likely shared by many who hear his story.
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