foreign object in my chicken from asda

Aylesbury_Duck

LilElvis wrote: »

If it really, really worried the OP she could always buy a pack of chicken mini fillets, an egg and a box of breadcrumbs and make them herself. Mind you there's always the possibility that some bone might remain in the mini fillets. Probably safest to buy a "tasty" vegetarian equivalent.

What, and risk injury from pips, stones or seeds? No thanks. Far too risky.

davidmcn

molerat wrote: »

Do Asda actually sell "boneless" chicken goujons

I thought it was implicit that a goujon is meant to be (mostly) boneless - in the same way that you don't need to look for boneless burgers or boneless fish fingers..

jimbo6977

goujons?

sounds like foreign (object) muck!

societys_child

davidmcn wrote: »

I thought it was implicit that a goujon is meant to be (mostly) boneless - in the same way that you don't need to look for boneless burgers or boneless fish fingers..

By the sound of it, it was mostly boneless, but the op managed to find a bit of bone and actually contacted the council . . .

. . . who investigated this, they collected the bone and investigated with the manufacture and asda

I'm appalled that some half wit at the council spent tax payers money on this. Unbelievable . .

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societys_child wrote: »

...and actually contacted the council . . . I'm appalled that some half wit at the council spent tax payers money on this. Unbelievable . .

You're presuming this is true...

maisie_cat

If I had a £1000 for every time I found a bone in something boneless I'd be a millionaire by now.
Seriously, this has to be a joke, or at least somebody's idea of one. If not I really fear for future generations.

[Deleted User]

maisie_cat wrote: »

If I had a £1000 for every time I found a bone in something boneless I'd be a millionaire by now.
Seriously, this has to be a joke, or at least somebody's idea of one. If not I really fear for future generations.

Jokes are meant to be funny, sadly I suspect this sad case has multiple identities on here and posts constant nonsense threads.

They really need to get a life.

chili1496

i almost put something foreign in our chicken last weekend but the urge was gone in a jiffy

societys_child

Colin_Maybe wrote: »

You're presuming this is true...

Obviously!


I always believe everything I read on here

waamo

Asda chicken goujons are British in origin therefore the bone was not foreign.

The thread title should say British object in Asda chicken.