Two Woolworths shoppers have taken to social media to reveal their horror after finding spiders in two popular Woolies products.
And the disturbing photos are sure to send a shiver down the spine of spider haters all over Australia.
In one incident, shopper Merlin reported finding a large spider in his Woolworths bread, sharing photos of what appears to be the curled-up dead critter imbedded into a slice.
And in a second incident, another shopper Cheyanne claimed she found a dead spider at the bottom of her Woolworths brand Traditional Mayonnaise, which can be clearly seen from the outside of the bottle.
In his Facebook post, Merlin wrote: ‘I recently purchased a loaf of bread from your Northland store and I saw that something was stuck in one of the slices. Turns out to be a spider.
‘I have no idea how this passed through your quality control area (if you have one) as you could see the spider through the bag as pictured.’
He also added: ‘I'm glad I saw it before devouring it!’
Merlin was horrified to find a spider in his bread.
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‘I have no idea how this passed through your quality control area.'
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The spider was in the corner of a slice of bread.
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And these photos aren't for the faint-hearted!
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New Idea Food has reached out to Woolworths for comment.
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In her Facebook post, Cheyanne also questioned how this could happen. She wrote: ‘How does a spider end up in mayonnaise? Obviously Woolworths’s factory needs a good clean. Absolutely vile. 🤮🤢’
Cheyanne was horrified to find a spider in her Woolworths mayonnaise.
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The 'gross' spider can clearly be seen from the outside of the bottle.
Image: Facebook
Othersocial media users were quick to point out their shock to both posts on Facebook.
‘Never eating bread again, cheers 🕷️🍞’saidone.Addedanother:‘How that even went unnoticed is beyond me...’
Said a third: ‘So gross.’
Another had more comical views on it!
‘Daddy long leg in mayonnaise. If this picture doesn’t say Australia then I don’t know what does!’ said one.
New Idea Food has reached out to Woolworths for comment.
Amy SinclairAmy Sinclair is a contibutor for New Idea Food.
