Chicken Tikka MOUSE-ala!

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THAT Asda be a shock! A woman who bought a jar of curry sauce from the supermarket chain found it had a real bite after discovering a dead mouse inside. Horrified Cate Barrett, 38, poured the tikka masala into a saucepan when she got home.

She noticed it looked ?a bit lumpy? and when she began to stir it with a wooden spoon she saw whiskers, legs, and a tail.

Cate was shocked to find a whole mouse had fallen out of the jar and screamed for her boyfriend Nigel. They took the rodent and the jar of Asda Extra Special sauce back to the shop where staff apologised and said it would be sent for examination. Cate, of St Austell, Cornwall, said: ?I stirred the sauce around and thought it looked a little bit more lumpy than usual and wondered if we had too many vegetables in the pan. ?Then as the sauce spread out, I saw whiskers, legs, and a tail. Then I fished it out. ?There it was, a whole, dead, tikka masala flavoured mouse.??

Cate, a nursery worker and lipop lady, said she has been put off curry sauce for life.
fright
She said: ?I?m not squeamish but that definitely got my heart pumping when I saw it and gave me a real fright.?? Environmental health officials and Asda are investigating the incident.

An Asda spokesman said: ??The sauce has been sent to be analysed and a full investigation will take place, usually taking a number of weeks. We will report back to the customer when this has been concluded.??

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errr THATS NASTY!!

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mother of gawd you would have had to pick me up from the floor or call an ambulance!! oh im boaking here at me desk!!!

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Was it a chocolate Mousse?

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what about this one






A man got the shock of his life when he opened a loaf of bread and found a whole mouse inside. North Antrim Magistrates Court heard how a man purchased a Hyndman's malt loaf from a supermarket in the Ballymoney area before Christmas 2007.
When he unwrapped the loaf he discovered the small lifeless mammal embedded in the base of the bread.
The judge fined the company, D Hyndman and Son Ltd, Maghera, ?1,000 plus costs for placing unsafe food on the market.
The managing director of the company was present in court to answer the charge.
A defence lawyer told the court that the presence of the mouse was a shock to the company. He suggested it might have been put in the tin to "sabotage" the baker who has been in business for 60 years and has never had any complaints.
The judge was shown pictures of the mouse in the loaf. The court heard that tins in which the bread is baked were oiled the night before they were filled with dough.
Pest control
Some time between the tins being sprayed and being filled, the mouse got into the tin, a prosecuting lawyer said.
"In fairness to the defendant they have engaged pest control services who regularly inspect the premises and did so before this incident," she said.
The defence lawyer said an "onerous inspection" is held at the bakery every six weeks and that two field biologists attend each year. There are 131 bait stations in the premises at present, he said.
Staff carry out daily inspections and two full-time cleaners are employed at the bakery who both work eight hours per day.
In imposing the fine, the judge said he had considered public concern but also the steps taken by the company to ensure proper hygiene.

BBC NEWS | UK | Northern Ireland | Man found dead mouse in malt loaf

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