Supermarkets Under Fire
Christmas shoppers are expressing their outrage after discovering that their turkeys were delivered with the necks still intact. Several supermarkets have faced backlash for these disappointing festive feasts.
Twitter Complaints
Many disgruntled customers took to Twitter to voice their frustration about the quality of their holiday meals. Some shoppers reported receiving expired pigs in blankets, while others were upset about their turkey crowns still having legs and necks attached.
Morrisons and Tesco Under Scrutiny
Morrisons and Tesco have particularly come under fire for their handling of Christmas food orders. Customers have expressed disappointment and anger at the substitutions made by these supermarkets.
Sainsbury's Turkey Delivery Debacle
One shopper, Jack Rice, shared his family's Christmas dinner disaster after Sainsbury's cancelled their turkey delivery. Instead of receiving the turkey crown and ham they ordered, they were given only eight ham sandwich slices.
Christmas Turkey Substituted with Dinosaur Shapes
In another shocking incident, a family had their Christmas turkey feast ruined when Morrisons substituted the real bird with frozen Bernard Matthews dinosaur shapes. The family had expected a proper turkey but instead received cheap substitutes.
Possible E. coli Contamination in Cheese
Adding to the holiday food woes, four types of cheese have been recalled due to possible E. coli contamination. The cheeses, including Mrs Kirkham's Mild and Creamy Lancashire, Mrs Kirkham's Tasty Lancashire, Mrs Kirkham's Mature Lancashire, and Mrs Kirkham's Smoked Lancashire, may have been included in Christmas hampers.
Supermarkets Respond
H.O.A.R. has reached out to Morrisons and Tesco for comment regarding the complaints and substitutions. It remains to be seen how the supermarkets will address the concerns raised by their customers.
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