Rotten luck! Families complain Christmas Dinner is ruined after discovering their turkeys had already GONE OFF when they went to cook them
- Disgusted families posted photographs of their rotten turkeys on Christmas Day
- Shoppers from Lidl, Tesco, and Sainsbury’s found meat was smelly and yellow
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Christmas dinners across the country have been ruined after families discovered their turkeys were ‘rotting and smelling’ when they went to cook them.
Turkeys sold by various supermarkets including Lidl, Tesco, and Sainsbury’s were found to be yellow and stinking when they were opened to be cooked this morning.
Furious customers have taken to social media to post pictures of the rotten birds with some saying it meant no Christmas dinner for their family.
Disgusted families were left disappointed with their rotten turkeys on Christmas Day
Furious customers have taken to social media to post pictures of the rotten birds with some saying it meant no Christmas dinner for their family
‘Thanks @Tesco and 2020!!’ wrote an angry shopper. ‘Rotten and Smelling Turkey means no Christmas Dinner for my family! #ChristmasRuined’
Shoppers from Lidl, Tesco, and Sainsbury’s found meat was smelly and yellow
One Lidl customer named Jim posted pictures of their rotten £25 bird on Twitter on Christmas morning, claiming it had ‘ruined’ Christmas dinner.
They claimed to have bought the meat from the budget supermarket in Guisborough, North Yorkshire three days ago but found it was gone off and this morning – despite the sell-by-date being December 26.
‘Cheers @LidlGB. Bought this Turkey crown from Guisborough store 3 days ago, straight in the fridge, sell by date boxing day,’ he wrote.
‘Absolutely stinks, rotten meat. £24.18 for a ruined Christmas Dinner.’
Other disgusted customers who bought their festive poultry in Tesco claimed that it was ‘rotten and smelling’ and ‘yellow’ when they went to put it in the oven this morning.
‘Thanks @Tesco and 2020!!’ wrote an angry shopper. ‘Rotten and Smelling Turkey means no Christmas Dinner for my family! #ChristmasRuined’
Another customer who bought their turkey in Tesco said they took it out of the fridge to find it had gone yellow and it ‘stinks’.
Tesco, Lidl and Sainsbury’s have been contacted for comment.
Families were ldisgusted with their rotten turkeys on Christmas Day after discovering they were ‘rotting and smelling’ when they went to cook them
Furious customers have taken to social media to complain to the supermarkets about the rotten birds