This happened to me once. I bought a loaf of bread from coop and was tucking into a bacon sandwich, when I noticed mould on the bread. The worst thing if all was THE BREAD WAS STILL IN DATE.
I suffered in silence for years, I only wish I was as brave as this woman. Let's hope she gets the payout she deserves.
I had something like that happen to me with a packet of biscuits, only it was some sort of oil that was on them, not mould. I did get traumatised at finding a very sharp bone or tooth in some Birds Eye Chicken Dippers as a kid (I don't have a photo of it but it looked like some sort of animal tooth), but that was a different case as that could have done a lot of damage to my throat if I'd swallowed it. I probably would have ended up in hospital or I might not even be here typing this
I wonder how long before we see a fund raising page for the family to go to Disneyland to get over their stress from the tragedy and then a swimsuit shoot for a tabloid , entry to Miss Croydon Facelift and Celebrity Big Brother .
Screw fundraiser, we must get the UN involved. Who cares about Gaza or Israel, We got moldy bread here. That grocery store committed a terrorist act against these brave young heroes, but thankfully they were able to battle against all odds to bring it to the attention of the public.
She says the rolls were replaced but she got no apology. I can't think how the staff could have listened to her story, agreed to replace the rolls and never used the word 'sorry' once. That's all it would take to constitute an apology and I am sure the word had to be used but clearly this woman's definition of apology is a wad of cash.
Am I the only one that when reading that website the movie "Idiocracy" kept popping into my head?
It is the way the human population is heading now, the layabout no hopers who cant support their own family breed like rabbits, while those with jobs paying their way are careful abput how many children they have.
I love the picture - The girl looking miffed holding the bag out, the boy covering his nose, the mum holding the bread roll out Almost as good as when the mail run a story about them people that had to sleep in their car and showed us a picture of them pretending to sleep in car for purposes of the article
I love the picture - The girl looking miffed holding the bag out, the boy covering his nose, the mum holding the bread roll out Almost as good as when the mail run a story about them people that had to sleep in their car and showed us a picture of them pretending to sleep in car for purposes of the article
You don't mean The Chawners do you? I bet their buns were mouldy.
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I had something like that happen to me with a packet of biscuits, only it was some sort of oil that was on them, not mould. I did get traumatised at finding a very sharp bone or tooth in some Birds Eye Chicken Dippers as a kid (I don't have a photo of it but it looked like some sort of animal tooth), but that was a different case as that could have done a lot of damage to my throat if I'd swallowed it. I probably would have ended up in hospital or I might not even be here typing this
Screw fundraiser, we must get the UN involved. Who cares about Gaza or Israel, We got moldy bread here. That grocery store committed a terrorist act against these brave young heroes, but thankfully they were able to battle against all odds to bring it to the attention of the public.
That is fabulous, thank you!
No story here, move along..............
It is the way the human population is heading now, the layabout no hopers who cant support their own family breed like rabbits, while those with jobs paying their way are careful abput how many children they have.
Oh well, someone had to!!
Lieutenant Pigeon
Haha, holy crap what was that? You Brits had some serious dance moves back in the day.
Jiffy | Friday, July 25 2014, 12:31PM
16 rolls for 30 plus people? How many fish did she have ?
You're welcome
I love the picture - The girl looking miffed holding the bag out, the boy covering his nose, the mum holding the bread roll out
Yay!
Wuss!
You don't mean The Chawners do you? I bet their buns were mouldy.
I don't think food lasts long enough in the Chawner household to go mouldy