Outraged Coles shopper shares her frustration after making a bizarre find in a packet of BBQ beef burgers
- Outraged shopper slammed Coles after making bizarre discovery in burger pack
- Cushla Johnstone bought a packet of ten beef burgers but found them together
- Instead of finding ten separate patties they had moulded to one chunk of meat
An outraged shopper has slammed Coles after making a bizarre discovery in a packet of BBQ beef burgers.
Gold Coast shopper Cushla Johnstone slammed the supermarket after buying the packet and expecting ten separate patties of beef.
Instead she found the burgers had squished together to become 'one chunk of meat' just hours after buying the product.
An outraged shopper has slammed Coles after making a bizarre discovery in a packet of BBQ beef burgers
Gold Coast shopper Cushla Johnstone slammed the supermarket after buying the packet and expecting ten separate patties of beef
'Coles, just wondering … am I meant to carve my own burger patties out of this chunk of 'meat'?' she posted on the supermarket's Facebook page.
'Just a little confused considering I was expecting 10 individual burger patties... not one patty for Fred Flintstone.'
When someone in the comments told Ms Johnstone they didn't like the product she admitted she was not going to be buying them again.
'First time buying them so I learned my lesson,' she wrote.
Ms Johnstone posted pictures showing the meat had moulded into one big chunk.
Coles apologised for the disappointment and said the company was sorry Ms Johnstone was frustrated with her purchase.
Instead she found the burgers had squished together to become 'one chunk of meat' just hours after buying the product
'We expect our products to be of a high quality at all times, so we apologise this wasn't the case for you today,' the company responded on Facebook.
'We'll pass this feedback on to our National Quality Team so they're aware of this, and in line with our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on all Coles Brand products, please feel free to return to any of our stores with either your receipt or the empty packaging for a full refund.'
'We're very sorry for the disappointment.'
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Coles for comment.
