Screw in Bread

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Hi,

I was tucking into some beans on toast this morning and bit into something very hard. At first I thought it was a particularly hard nut or seed, but discovered that it was actually a small screw contained within the bread (a well known supermarket's own brand).

When I brushed my teeth I had a small piece of tooth come away. In fairness the tooth was already broken and any pain was mild at most.

I was just wondering what course of action, if any, I should take.

Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

mattogier

I'd get in touch with the supermarket and let them know what's happened - you should at least get a free loaf of bread and some dental work done. Contact their customer services dept at head office.

olly300

I would actually notify the local envirnomental health department that polices that supermarket.

A well known supermarket near me has finally been fined for the way they handle food triggered by complaints from consumers.

Complaints to the supermarket directly can be buried.

deanos

I thought they usually metal detect loafs as the leave production , wondering if someone could have done it in the store ?

sarahg1969

I wouldn't bother with environmental health; I'd just contact the supermarket and explain what had happened.

southernscouser

Sounds like someones got a screw loose anyway! Ba doom tish!

kuohu

deanos wrote: »

I thought they usually metal detect loafs as the leave production , wondering if someone could have done it in the store ?

Hmm or could it have been in the beans?

To the OP: I'd definitely report it to the store.

dinglebert

not as exciting as the title suggested