“What Has My Family Been Eating?” Woman Finds Disgusting Clump In Creamer Can
A Twitter user found the disgusting-looking residue at the bottom of an evaporated creamer can during cleaning.
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A Twitter user @stvtik recently shared her horror after finding a disgusting clump at the bottom of an evaporated creamer can.
She said her sister used the evaporated creamer to cook scrambled eggs on Friday (5 April). Instead of opening the lid fully, the family usually pokes two holes so that it’s easier to pour the contents. They would keep the can in the fridge after use.
But that day, there wasn’t much creamer left and the sister thought the creamer had solidified at the bottom of the can. She put it aside beside the sink to be cleaned and recycled later.
On Sunday (7 April), they started cleaning the can and discovered the solid residue. Based on the picture she uploaded, the evaporated creamer expires on 14 April 2024.
The Health Ministry responded to the online post and said an investigation is underway. At the time of writing, @stvik’s Twitter post has been removed.
KKM memandang serius berhubung isu ini dan akan menjalankan siasatan lanjut. https://t.co/GwwozTHvhh
— KKMalaysia🇲🇾🩺❤️ (@KKMPutrajaya) April 7, 2024
Netizens were horrified by the find and obviously had a tonne of questions. Some said it wasn’t the first time people found solid residue at the bottom of the can and it usually turns out to be mould.
Since the can was left by the sink for a few days, netizens said the residue found might have been the remaining creamer turning into mould.
Mould can also develop at the bottom of the can due to improper storage by the seller and the consumer.
Meanwhile, another person said the family should have stored the evaporated creamer in the freezer instead of the fridge chiller.
saw the twt bout something in susu sejat f&n then went to google cam ada same case and its actually mould? it does look like flesh and disgusting 😅 but yeah waiting for the response from f&n
— aunisoo (@auni_anur) April 7, 2024
Haih ni sorang lagi, sia sia je kalau kena saman dengan F&N 😭 susu cair ni kalau boleh guna tu habiskan terus and kalau nk simpan sangat pun pls simpan dalam freezer bukan chiller 😪 https://t.co/e6K86vTJiD
— Aimi Fariha⁷ (@aimifariha) April 7, 2024
Saya yakin ini mould. Kulat datang dalam pelbagai warna, jadi tak mustahil mold itu berada di lapisan paling bawah susu tu.
— Picky (@pickyhn) April 7, 2024
Ini berpunca daripada cara panyimpanan yang tak betul sama ada pada side pengguna atau penjual.
Boleh baca kat sini https://t.co/6xu9sQ4GVf pic.twitter.com/B6SLj1vkf3
However, since taking to social media to express her concerns, stvtik later made a public apology to the creamer’s manufacturer, F&N, about the contamination claims.
“I have resolved this issue personally with (the) F&N team, I hope nobody takes anything and everything out of context!” she said in her latest posts after an email correspondence with the company.
A public apology to @FNholdings for accusing them for producing contaminated product . It could be mould and I overlooked it and was being paranoid instead. It's my mistake for not investigating it first. Thank you for everyone who corrected me! Nanti I'll email them ☝🏼
— :} (@stvtik) April 7, 2024
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