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wood in chips
zoelouise88
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i was just about to cook my sons chips when i noticed a piece of wood in there, lucky to spot it as at first didnt notice it as simular colour to chips only as i saw a hint of blue that i noticed it. (one sides plain over side is blue) am really suprised tbh as ive found plastic and hairs in food before but never a large piece of wood.
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Bizzarre, be sure to keep it and take it back to the store with your opened bag of chips, or write to the company informing them.:A:dance:1+1+1=1:dance::A
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If you email the company who makes them you could get more in value than what you would get from the supermarket0
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It was a Woodchip 0
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