The customers discover that the turkeys they bought for Christmas have been spoiled. Several people have been reporting on social media about the strong smell they felt when they opened the turkey packages.

Various customers of supermarket chains Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Lidl and Asda all said on social media that the turkeys they bought in stores for Christmas dinner were spoiled. in social network twitterthere are several reports of a strong smell coming from the turkey and how the situation ruined the holiday season.

“My turkey is rotten. Christmas is ruined. The children are crying. Now we should have bean toast. An absolute disgrace,” commented one Sainsbury customer.

According to daily mail, the case was not the only one. Several other people reported that they had recently bought a turkey and that as soon as they opened the package, the smell was so overwhelming it was indescribable. Another client said that his companion even vomited because of the smell.

There were even those who lit candles to get rid of the smell. “A rotten turkey crown from the kitchen gave off a complete stench, when we tried to open it, it went right into the trash outside and we lit scented candles,” said one customer.

A Tesco spokesman has already responded. “Lwe are very happy to know about it. We know that turkey is an important part of Christmas for many of our customers and we take great care in the selection and preparation of our turkeys. We encourage anyone who is not completely satisfied with an item to return the item to one of our stores so we can investigate further and get a full refund.“, reported.

What the hell @sainsburys

My turkey is rotten

Christmas ruined

Children are crying

Now we should have beans on toast

Absolute disgrace#turkey #Christmas pic.twitter.com/aFncP1Y631

— Notorious (@Notorious2023) December 25, 2022