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Dead bird 'found in Tesco salad'
A Somerset man says his family found a dead bird in a prepared salad he bought at a supermarket and served for dinner.
Paul Streeter, from Weare, said his girlfriend was sick after the carcass was discovered in a baby leaf and rocket salad bought at Tesco.
He told the BBC: "I couldn't believe my eyes. It was horrific. She was seconds away from eating it."
Tesco said it would be conducting a "thorough investigation".
Mr Streeter said he bought the salad from Tesco's Burnham-on-Sea branch and came home to prepare a meal of pizza and salad for his girlfriend and children.
He emptied the salad into a bowl and presented it to his family at the dinner table before returning to the kitchen.
He said: "Suddenly my girlfriend shrieked and couldn't believe what she'd found on her plate.
"She had ladled the salad onto her plate and thought she was cutting into one of the dark leaves and what she found was a dead bird.
"I didn't know what to think. I was concerned about the health of my family as they had eaten some of the salad."
A Tesco spokesperson said: "We take matters of this kind extremely seriously and are very disappointed to learn of this incident."
what do you think?

Stuart Jay
My recent experience of Tesco is that nobody in customer service gives a damn about any of their customers, and as a result I'm switching to a different supermarket. I wouldn't be surprised if Tesco didn't just 'flick him the bird'...

Thomas Cat
It is deceased, it is no mor, it is an ex-bird

Derek Porter
So glad that I have always refused to go anywhere near Tesco.

Colz Stothard
well i wish i had made the same decision as you, now however i think i might make a petition for tescos to close down

Colz Stothard
agreed with Stuart Jay, this is ridiculous and if they had proper infection control and health and safety regulations then they wouldnt have this kind of thing happening. its disgusting, i am never going in to tesco again!!!!!!!!

liam hoy
Wow is this free bird in all stores or just selected ones.







Thomas Cat
1:10pm on 16/11/2011
Tesco's should be up before the beak.....