Bake Beans

Cute_Mouse

Deleted by the owner 11th May 2010.
Thank you for your assistance.

HannahIOW

I think they would still refund you if you take it back. But depending how cheap the tin was, is it justifiable to go back? (thinking of your petrol etc lol)

clockworks_2

is it really worth it? like the above post. travel costs or even worth your time?

Nile

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Swipe

This has to be a wind up

ChrisCobra

Dont buy dented tins in the first place , beans are cheap and if its giving you a downer then you should be worried about your mental health too

pendulum

If the tin does have an open and mould then it's not fit for human consumption and shouldn't have been sold, but the staff likely did not notice this, because you didn't either at first. It's no problem, you should have no problem taking it back next time your there.

jazabelle

It's baked beans.

27col

If stuff is in the whoopsie bin it is usually because there is something wrong with it. Ie near sale by or a bit of a dent etc. You will just need to be more observant when you are looking at the whoopsie stuff, and decide whether the defect will affect your enjoyment of the product.

pendulum

27col wrote: »

If stuff is in the whoopsie bin it is usually because there is something wrong with it. Ie near sale by or a bit of a dent etc.

Yes, but never because it has a hole in the packaging exposing the food to air, and has mould. Nobodys going to argue with a customer over a refund like this for such a tiny value...