In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often trust the packaging claims of the products we purchase, assuming that what’s written is what’s inside. Recently, a woman had an eye-opening experience with Sadia Frozen Chicken Fillet that made me question this blind trust and opened a can of worms about product integrity.
Mother claims quantity lesser argues with daughter
It all started with a simple disagreement with the woman’s mother, who insisted that the quantity of Sadia Frozen Chicken had been reduced. Sceptical, the woman decided to investigate, thinking, “How could anyone dare to tamper with a product’s weight when it’s clearly stated on the package?”
Weighing the Frozen Chicken
Armed with a kitchen scale, the woman weighed the supposedly 1kg bag of Sadia Frozen Chicken Fillet. To his disbelief, the scale revealed a mere 827 grams. His mother’s suspicions were validated, and he found himself shocked at the blatant discrepancy.
The woman said:
“Sadia Frozen Chicken Fillet packaging states 1kg. My Mother kept telling us for a long time that they have reduced the quantity. I had an argument with her on how would anyone dare do that when its already stated on the package. Took the weight to prove her wrong and realised she was right.”
Here are what netizens think:
- Your mum is really experienced. Sometimes we really have to trust them cos they have been buying groceries and cooking them for the longest time.
- did you get it on the shop itself, ohmy. that’s cheating oh my gdness. thanks for sharing it often we just trusted on them my friend will need to lookout yeah.
- It was obvious when I realised it was lighter than usual
- If it’s seal package, that’s a theft. The company need some explanation to do.
- We got scammed
