What is happening in the food industry? We are coming across disturbing news of people finding unhygienic, inedible and borderline poisonous things in food items. From a screw to a cockroach to a dead rat, consumers are getting online deliveries encased with unnecessary items inside the packaging. This time, a woman in Chandigarh was shocked to see a stone in a block of paneer. Unbelievable, right?
A Woman Was Stunned To Find A Huge Stone Inside Paneer
Taking to Instagram, Bajrang motor garage (@satpalaman2) shared the shocking video of the stone placed inside the food item.
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We won’t deny that online delivery platforms have made our lives simpler by delivering food, groceries, and other items to our doorsteps in just a short span of time. We are indeed becoming dependable on these platforms and websites. However, there are a few disadvantages to ordering online. Not only do some customers receive food items of bad quality but they also face horrible experiences regarding their orders.
Recently, a woman placed an online order for 5 kg of paneer. Little did she know that she was about to face a terrible scam because of ordering the food item online. After receiving the order, she got the biggest shock. The viral video surfacing on social media shows how the paneer vendor placed a huge stone inside the 5 kg block of paneer.
We can see someone cutting this huge quantity of paneer and taking out a big piece of stone loaded inside it. It was indeed a nightmare for her. Scam incidents like these make us wonder whether we should stop purchasing from online platforms and stick to the routine of buying from shops and stores.
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Such A Horrible Experience!
5 kg of paneer is a massive quantity and the shopkeeper did not leave the chance to scam the customer. It looks like while making the paneer, the vendor placed the stone inside the mixture of various ingredients. The huge stone increased the weight of the food item and he sold it making a bigger profit than usual. Instagrammers are surprised to see the dirty trick.
Have you ever had any similar experience after placing an online order? If you have faced scams like these, let us know!
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ Bajrang motor garage (@satpalaman2)
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