Tesco Sweets

thecremeegg

Hi
I bought a pack of Tesco 40p tooth and lips sweets yesterday. I was eating them today when one of the sweets had a big bit of tree bark attached to it! Now if it had been a small child eating the sweets (thats the age group that would normally buy them :P) they could easily have choked.
I'm going to write and complain to Tesco, but what sort of things should I put in the letter? Should I include photos etc?

Thanks

Tom

^!£$&

I take photos to prove it just incase
Keep packaging and receipt as proof too

Defintley Highlight your concern for the safety of customers esp small children whom this product is aimed at
Perhaps something along the limes of this this has damaged your faith in company or hope you can do something to rectify this situation and restore my faith in your company!

Just ideas?? Hope this helps

thecremeegg

Snowbrow thanks for that - I'll try sort out a letter now

Tom

^!£$&

No worries will be interesting to hear what their response is so let us know! :-)

dragonsoup

No sympathy for you here....stick to fudge it's safer

kuohu

Yew should stick to the facts, and hopefully Tesco will-ow you a small goodwill gesture. Let's hope they stump up, or else you will have been barking up the wrong tree.

Hope everything turns out oak-ay.

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PS But in all seriousness yes it does warrant a complaint as you're right, a small child could have been hurt.

thecremeegg

Still waiting for a reply - I shall let you know how it all goes

Tom

thecremeegg

Fudge is not safer.....just tasty with a deadly tinge