An Aldi customer was left in disbelief after opening a packet of bacon she bought at the supermarket to find a bite-sized piece had been removed.
The woman claims she bought the double pack of cut bacon on Saturday at the Aldi store in Albany, Western Australia.
He contacted Aldi customer services as soon as he saw what he believes is a “human bite” removed from the meat and is waiting to hear back.
Shoppers were scratching their heads at the strange occurrence and many found it funny. However, others were not convinced it was a bite mark.
‘I was very surprised to find a human morsel in my double pack of Berg bacon. I have sent information to Aldi, etc., hoping to receive a response,” the woman wrote in a post for Aldi Fans Australia.
An Aldi customer was left in disbelief after opening a package of bacon she bought at the supermarket and finding a bite-shaped piece.
Shoppers scratched their heads at the strange occurrence, and many found it hilarious; However, others were not convinced it was a bite mark.
‘I am unable to contact the store or speak to anyone regarding inspection of other stock on the shelves. So maybe avoid it, unless of course you don’t mind.
The peculiar post attracted a wave of attention from the group’s members.
“OMG I bet Aldi’s customer service team is laughing at this complaint,” said one user.
‘I’m laughing a little here. Someone got hungry,” another wrote, and a third laughed: “I really, really, really want to know what the story is here!”
But many insisted that the missing part was not the work of a hungry factory worker.
‘Definitely not a mouthful. Unless they have deformed teeth and jaw structure,” said one member.
It’s too pretty and even to be a bite. Disconcerting, anyway,” commented a second.
“I would say that while it was all in one piece, something was cut around a piece of bone, etc., then when it goes through the cutter, the pieces move and the edges fray,” a third guessed.
WhatsNew2Day Australia has contacted Aldi for comment.
