Swedish Restaurant Caught Using Cement Mixer for Salad Dressing
- 11 years ago
A Swedish restaurant is caught using a cement mixer to make salad dressing.
It might be a good idea to double check your takeout food.
A man in Sweden was shocked to discover a screw in his kebab meal. The patron returned to the pizzeria he purchased the dish from to complain.
The restaurant owner claimed that the screw was from their salad tongs, but had become loose and fell into the kebab tray. Apparently not satisfied with the response, the customer alerted the council's environmental office of what happened.
An investigation was launched and inspectors shockingly found that an old cement mixer, which had been painted blue, was being used to make salad dressings and sauces. The owner could not explain what happened to paint chips that were missing from the mixer.
He claimed that he was new to the restaurant enterprise and made it clear he threw out the cement contraption and bought a new mixer right away.
Last year, a Florida woman got a nasty surprise when sat down for dinner with her fiancé. Upon biting into her Chef Boyardee Ravioli, she noticed an unusual crunchy texture in her pasta, which she identified as a big, hairy spider.
It might be a good idea to double check your takeout food.
A man in Sweden was shocked to discover a screw in his kebab meal. The patron returned to the pizzeria he purchased the dish from to complain.
The restaurant owner claimed that the screw was from their salad tongs, but had become loose and fell into the kebab tray. Apparently not satisfied with the response, the customer alerted the council's environmental office of what happened.
An investigation was launched and inspectors shockingly found that an old cement mixer, which had been painted blue, was being used to make salad dressings and sauces. The owner could not explain what happened to paint chips that were missing from the mixer.
He claimed that he was new to the restaurant enterprise and made it clear he threw out the cement contraption and bought a new mixer right away.
Last year, a Florida woman got a nasty surprise when sat down for dinner with her fiancé. Upon biting into her Chef Boyardee Ravioli, she noticed an unusual crunchy texture in her pasta, which she identified as a big, hairy spider.