Should I reject the offer for foreign object found in food?

antrobus

LadyDee wrote: »

For goodness sake, the OP found a screw in her chicken....

Oh for goodness sake, don't you recognise sarcasm when you see it?

withabix

Will someone please think of the children??????




Nobody died. Take your £15.


I would be more concerned that you were feeding Iceland 'chicken' nuggets to other people's children. Barf.

DPJames

Iceland Chicken nuggets. Classy!!

aliasojo

OP, if you had suffered financially because of this (incurred dental costs for a broken tooth for example) then you could push for your costs to be covered.

As it is, all you 'suffered' was annoyance.

£15 is a reasonable offer for that.

Lol @ dktreesea, you really must include a smilie next time.

notanewuser

I'd want more than £15 compensation if you tried to feed my child Iceland chicken nuggets!!!

Edwardia

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

thinking about it if you still had the items, etc you could have said you were going to the national press about it, as I should imagine with all the burger thing in the news and papers, they would love another foodie news head-liner to put into the mix of things

And when I saw it in the news I'd email this thread to a rival newspaper

DPJames

meg72

antrobus wrote: »

Oh for goodness sake, don't you recognise sarcasm when you see it?

Sorry another one who didnt recognise this as meaning to be sarcasm, and wondering what I missed I took the post as read and thought no way, no injury no claim.

meg72

Sorry forgot to say I would take the vouchers, these things happen and Iceland do not manufacture the food they only sell it. No guarantee you wouldn`t find something that shouldnt be there in any brand.

Personally I much prefer homemade.

zenseeker

Having tried them once before I think I'd rather eat the screw than the chicken nuggets