TikTok Video Shows Spices Infested With Flying Insects in Shop, SA Grossed Out: “Pick ’n Pay Is Not Make Sure”

TikTok Video Shows Spices Infested With Flying Insects in Shop, SA Grossed Out: “Pick ’n Pay Is Not Make Sure”

  • A woman on TikTok was disappointed after going to the spice section only to be met with a scary sight
  • The lady showed people that she found spoilt products at Pick 'n Pay, and many peeps were disturbed
  • Online users admitted they were horrified, and many complained that they'd had similar experiences with other products

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A woman was shopping for spices when she picked up a package only to notice something was wrong. The lady made a video at Pick 'n Pay when she noticed that the pack of spices had other live contents.

TikTok video of insects in spices at Pick 'n Pay
TikTok video of insects in spices left many people criticising Pick 'n Pay. Image: @kellzmthethwa
Source: TikTok

The video of the woman's discovery received nearly 20 000 likes. Many online users were concerned after seeing the obvious health hazard in the grocery store.

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Woman shows spoiled spices in Pick 'n Pay

@kellzmthethwa posted a video holding a packet of spices. It was clear in the packet that the were things flying around.

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SA concerned by bugs in spices

Many people were mortified by insects in the spices and said she should have contacted the manager. Other people said they could relate and also saw the same problem.

ItsDoja said:

"I once saw a dead spider and it's web in my packet of grapes. That's why I moved to woolies."

Berryhill commented:

"Why did you put it back? Should have called the manager and showed him or her but thanks I'll look from now on before buying it."

Kelly_Mthethwa, the creator, explained:

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"I let the staff know. It’s not just the one packet that has an issue. There were others."

Call Me KVwrote:

"Pick 'n Pay is not make sure anymore."

MickiM added:

"'This one looks fine' uhm I think not. I wouldn't be able to buy anything in that store after that."

Lymit speculated:

"Might have been insect eggs in the mixture at the time of packaging. Now you will find me inspecting the spices up against the light before I buy."

Spoiled food products leave South Africans worried

Many people turn to social media when they have bad experiences after shopping. One woman went viral after showing netizens that she found insects in her box of oats.

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Briefly News previously reported that a TikTok creator made content from their bad experience after shopping for eggs. Online users were mortified after watching a video of her opening eggs.

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Many people left comments on the video, which had thousands of likes. Hundreds of people expressed how disgusting the video looked.

@mimo_miley posted a video of herself cracking eggs open. The video went viral as people could see she bought a bad product.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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