Tooth found in Tesco yoghurt ?external?

[super jumbe]

A tooth which found its way inside a man?s yoghurt did not enter it during the manufacturing process, according to Tesco.


Former corporal, David Casey, 43, was shocked to discover that he had mistakenly bitten into a yellow tooth with a filling attached instead of a piece of fudge inside 68p Tesco?s own Devonshire-Style Fudge Yoghurt.


Upon eating the bizarre item on 24 September, disgusted Mr Casey drove to the store at Arena Park, Bedworth, Warwickshire, demanding an explanation.


But a full investigation by the supermarket giant with its supplier has since ruled that the tooth did not get inside the pot during production.






Must have been left from the fight in the yoghurt factory.

Could not have happened when Christmas round the corner????..

[Kalipo]

Tooth looks like its got a filling.. so it cant of come from the manufacturer..

All food goes through a metal detector before being loaded onto a pallet.. ..

[Johnner]

Correct Kal,but what material is the filling ?I know it looks on the dark metally side,but is it ?

[Meat-Head]

damm amelgum ah-mal-gum - ~~~~ knows - but rumor has it - by law the food factotrys on the hour every hour - throw into the machines 3 or so "key rings" -

these keys rings cost like ?150 each or something - they 'wear out' over time - but the machines detect the metal and ~~~~s know what else in the key rings and sounds an alarm.

HTH

Meat

[smokey08]

Tooth looks like its got a filling.. so it cant of come from the manufacturer..

All food goes through a metal detector before being loaded onto a pallet.. ..

I think they have aluminium lids on the pots. Would these not set off the metal detector?