Double Refund at Waitrose

3KIDSNOMONEY

when i bought some cod from Asda it had a live worm in it. i took it back and all i got was my money back.

as others have said i think that this is fairly common with cod.

alex-cruxon

better than finding half a worm lol

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine

Most if not all species of fish have intestinal worms, they're just natural parasites living in the gut, pretty unappetising if it hasn't been cleaned out properly and you do find one though I imagine :eek:

Princess_Coupon

After finishing eating homemade cod and chips (many years ago when I was about 10) my mother announced to us all that one of us had eaten a worm:eek:, when putting it in the pan she saw it pop out then go back in one of the bits, well she couldn't find it so she claimed to have just mixed them all up so it was pot luck who got it, we were all quite sure it would have been one of us and not her though:rotfl:.
She said it was long thin and red:eek::eek:, I can though confirm none of us died.

Storck

Well done Waitrose, both for recording it and following it up.

kiwimama

Wow that is really good service, love the follow up / vouchers, thumbs up for Waitrose.

chesky369

When something like this occurs, retailers fall over themselves to 'do the right thing' by the customer, since they really don't want you to do what you should do, which is report it to the local environmental health authority which causes them no end of hassle.

Scubabe

That's fantastic customer service, Waitrose certainly have that covered!

theladsmum

Ask for fish and chips "up north" and it is almost always haddock, for a reason.....

durham_girl

theladsmum wrote: »

Ask for fish and chips "up north" and it is almost always haddock, for a reason.....

How far North? Everywhere in my neck of the woods mainly sells cod or even pollack now.