Woman finds used condom in can of Knorr tomato paste
TO Brazil,where Cintia Mayerle has found a used condom in her tin of Knorr tomato paste. As promotional offers go, this one lacks local knoweldege. Brazil is largely Catholic country where contraception is frowned upon. Mayerle is upset. She sues the paste’s makers, British firm Unilever, for £3,100, including £1,110 for “moral damages“. Hard not to sympathise with Mayerle. Finding the inedible inside your food is revolting. (Unless you eat at mobile kebab vans, where the expected is part of the thrill.)
phonechips
Not a chipped phone, not a phone chip, but a phone in her chips: that's what Emma Schweiger found in her Clancy’s Ripple Potato Chips. Schweiger reached into the bag of chips to grab a handful and came up with something better—a silver and blue Nokia phone. Schweiger filed a complaint with the company, but really, we don't see why she's upset: It's like a Cracker Jack prize! And while it may not have been an iPhone, but it's still an upgrade from plain ol' greasy potato chips.
Posted: 28th, June 2012 | In: The Consumer Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
