A fingernail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dollytrollop

I bought a tub of morrisons eat smart cottage cheese friday. Came home from work at lunch today and decided to have it on toast. I put bread in toaster, opened tub of cc, took out a fork full and proceeded to eat. Left with a hardish chewy bit, removed it and to my horror it was a large fingernail!!!!!:eek:

Phoned them up and they said " bring it back and we will send it off for analasys".

I am absolutely heart sick. It gas grossed me out like nothing ever before. And they said it could take up to 10 weeks for a result.

Blacksheep1979

Moral of this story is don't eat cottage cheese - it'll put you off your food

Butlers1982

Yuck! id take it in store and ask to speak to the manager. Once you send it off, you have no proof of it so keep it and hand it to someone face to face

RedBern

contact your local environmental health office - they'll sort it out!

barvid

Happened to me once - found what certainly looked like a fingernail in a pork pie. Supermarket sent it off for analysis, reported that it was actually a piece of plastic (yeah right...) and gave me £10 to shut me up.

yeslek

i once found a small metal pole - prob lead as was quiet weighty - inside a yougert pot

maninthestreet

Are you sure it was a finger nail? It might be a toe nail.

eyelinerprincess

Ewwwwwwwww

OH found a hair in his meal and they gave him a fiver voucher, I was gonna pick it out and not tell him an all!

everythingblogcast

RedBern wrote: »

contact your local environmental health office - they'll sort it out!

Yeah dont give it to morrisons they will loss it just give it to the environmental health office, also did you eat ANY of the product if so go to Minors at tthe hospital and report it to them if you feel sick at all.

I hear a court case coming on. lol

gibby

dont take it to the store - go to the health dept

if you take it to the store they will give you a voucher or something but the health dept will look at the makers of the food to see why its happened

you then have legal proof to make a proper claim or threaten too
its worth alot more than a £20 voucher

G