Customer Finds Maggots in McDonald’s Ketchup Dispenser
Oct 08, 2018
A customer of McDonald’s recently posted something that seemed quite unbearable by all McDonald’s fans. Bella Ritchie shared a video in which a transparent sauce dispenser claimed to be of McDonald’s had ‘maggots’ inside the machine. The creepy yellow insects could be clearly seen in the ketchup dispenser. As per Fox News report, the customer shot the video at a McDonald’s in Cambridge, UK. Bella also said that her request was “intentionally” ignored. Then she mailed to the manager and told everything about the incident.
Here is the video tweeted by Bella Ritchie:
Never going near the ketchup in @McDonalds again. For those of you who can’t tell, these are MAGGOTS ???????? pic.twitter.com/7B3khnDwME
— Isabella ???? (@bellaritchie00) October 3, 2018
Later McDonald’s spokesperson said that “We’re extremely sorry to see this, and have tried to get in contact with the customer directly. Our condiment area and dispensers should be checked for cleanliness every day and we are looking into what happened here.”
Neitzens are now questioning McDonald’s for its standards and authenticity of food:
You could actually sue, especially cos they’re still serving food!!!????
— Courtney (@_courts_o) October 3, 2018
McMaggot to you...
— Truthache (@Truthache3) October 7, 2018
Noooooo....just noooooooooo. I'll never even use these ketchup dispensers anywhere every again (I'm in the US) UGH!
— Ronna (@Ronnajowilliams) October 5, 2018
Probably a healthier source of protein than their mince.
— Barney O. (@chitownhustler) October 8, 2018
COME ON MCDONALD'S ITS NOT HARD TO CONTROL YOUR RESTAURANT ????????????
— GucciThePug2019 (@pro_pug) October 8, 2018
Search McDonald’s + maggots. You’ll find them in burgers, nuggets, etc etc. Wow.
— Lucas D'Alessandro (@dalesslu) October 5, 2018
McDonald’s replied to Bella Ritchie:
Hi Isabella, I'm very sorry to see this happened. So we can investigate, can you please send us a DM and let me know which restaurant this was and the time of your visit? Our teams will then be able to look into this for you immediately.
— McDonald's UK (@McDonaldsUK) October 4, 2018
Hi Isabella, we have found your friend's email to our Customer Services team and they are picking this up directly and launching the investigation. Should you require any further assistance from us or have any further questions, please send us a DM.
— McDonald's UK (@McDonaldsUK) October 4, 2018