The buyer bought a flavor of the difference, Easter egg of Belgian black chocolate with Sainsbury’s marine salt, but the head was scratching when weighing the holiday gift.
The Easter egg is supposed to be 230 g, but despite Sainsbury chocolate, it was discovered that only 140 g weighed.
The client published a photo of his finding in Reddit Group R/Liglyinfuriating, commenting: “The Sainsburys egg is 60% its announced weight.”
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“This has given me trust problems” – buyers hit Sainsbury’s by Easter egg error
The buyers rushed to comment on the Reddit Post, surprised by the weight of the Easter Easter in Sainsbury.
A person said: “That is simply illegal to be so far from[f]At least for EU standards. I’m not sure how that flies now in the United Kingdom. ”
Another added: “This has given me trust problems. I will start weighing my Easter eggs.”
A third person published: “Taking the p ** s since they charge him £ 10 for it.”
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While another Reddit user joked: “E means on average. Someone has a beast or an egg somewhere.”
Sainsbury’s assures customers that this is an “isolated” incident
Sainsbury’s has assured this weight problem with its taste, the Easter Easter egg of Belgian black chocolate with sea salt is an “isolated” problem.
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The supermarket chain also confirmed that the affected buyer has now returned the Easter egg and bought another that is the correct weight.
The Sainsbury spokesman said: “We regret that the isolated example does not have our high usual standards and is urgently investigating this with our supplier.
“We can assure our customs that there are processes to prevent this from happening and that we do not recover any other complaint of this nature for our taste, the difference, the Belgian black chocolate Easter egg with sea salt.”
