Plastic in food

pinkshoes

See it as karma indicating you shouldn't eat fries and be grateful it wasn't a hair you found...

£3.50 sounds fair.

Alderbank

You haven't said much about 'the piece of plastic'.

Does it look like this?

Many fast food takeaways irresponsibly add items like this to packs of chips.

You are right to complain, we should be moving away from such items in favour of biodegradable items such as ones made from wood or bamboo.

HillStreetBlues

Alderbank said:

You haven't said much about 'the piece of plastic'.

Does it look like this?

Many fast food takeaways irresponsibly add items like this to packs of chips.

You are right to complain, we should be moving away from such items in favour of biodegradable items such as ones made from wood or bamboo.

Next complaint,  my fries were very tough to eat

stu12345_2

i also got shreds of blue wood in frozen burgers from Tesco, asked for it to be investigated, after a few weeks, Tesco said the blue shreds were from the pallet the burgers were on

luckily I didn't swallow any of them, as I noticed it when I was cooking them.
think I got a Tesco voucher for my troubles 

Alderbank

stu12345_2 said:

i also got shreds of blue wood in frozen burgers from Tesco, asked for it to be investigated, after a few weeks, Tesco said the blue shreds were from the pallet the burgers were on

luckily I didn't swallow any of them, as I noticed it when I was cooking them.
think I got a Tesco voucher for my troubles 

Why?

The burgers were probably higher in saturated fat and lower in fibre than the pallet they were stacked on.

stu12345_2

eh, rip the back of throat or windpipe, that's why.
I remember when the queen mum went to hospital with a fish bone stuck in her gullet 

sheramber

Report it to Environmental  Health. 

They won’t give you any money but can investigate and gone the company if they have not followed regulations.