foreign object in my chicken from asda

Refcarl

Morning all,


i purchased some of the boneless cooked chicken goujons from an asda store recently,
when i started to eat one of them there was some bone in there, i was lucky not to bite into the bone itself and break a tooth or swallow it,
i contacted Asda through twitter to advise this, the response i got was very dismissive and they just told me sometimes there are bones in the chicken,


i wasnt happy with this so i contacted the local council who investigated this, they collected the bone and investigated with the manufacture and asda,
i got a tweet from asda offering to send me a gift card to cover the cost of the chicken and a little extra they said,


The gift card arrived yesterday with the value of £2 on the gift card, to me this is insulting and not right,


does anyone have any advice on anything else i can do?

thanks

BoGoF

Did you or didn't you break a tooth as what you wrote doesn't make sense.

Does the packaging state 'may contain bones'?

marcarm

I'm sure there will be a disclaimer on the package saying

While every care is taken to remove bones., some may remain.

What exactly do you want?

Browntoa

My advice.

Move on

Package probably says "may contain bones "

Your suffered no injuries or loss

Or were you expecting £1000's in "compo" ?

BoGoF

And a chicken bone in chicken is not a foreign object.

davidmcn

BoGoF wrote: »

And a chicken bone in chicken is not a foreign object.

It might be a foreign chicken.

stripeyfox

usually this type of product will have something like this in small print "Extra care has been taken to remove bones, although some may remain"

Did you break your tooth, or suffer some other form of financial loss as a result of biting the bone?

If not, then £2 whilst not being overly generous, is probably all you are likely to get.

societys_child

Chickens have bones, well I never.


Cut to the chase, how much do you think this trauma is worth?

oldagetraveller

" i was lucky to bite into the bone itself and break a tooth"
"does anyone have any advice on anything else i can do?"



Make an appointment with your dentist?

Hasbeen

Refcarl wrote: »

Morning all,


i purchased some of the boneless cooked chicken goujons from an asda store recently,
when i started to eat one of them there was some bone in there, i was lucky to bite into the bone itself and break a tooth or swallow it,
i contacted Asda through twitter to advise this, the response i got was very dismissive and they just told me sometimes there are bones in the chicken,


i wasnt happy with this so i contacted the local council who investigated this, they collected the bone and investigated with the manufacture and asda,
i got a tweet from asda offering to send me a gift card to cover the cost of the chicken and a little extra they said,


The gift card arrived yesterday with the value of £2 on the gift card, to me this is insulting and not right,


does anyone have any advice on anything else i can do?

thanks

You can use the £2 to buy some more goujons?

If you have actually broken a tooth and swallowed it by biting into this rare chicken that has foreign objects AKN as bones? Then suggest you go and see a dentist as your teeth seem pretty weak?

Safety Warning
WARNING: Extra care has been taken to remove bones, although some may remain. Manufacturer Address
Produced and packed for: Asda Stores Limited
Leeds
LS11 5AD.

Refcarl

ok so a type error seems to have caused keyboard warriors to come out and play,


it was a genuine question regards an incident but never mind just another site full of warriors