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While many find the experience of grocery shopping therapeutic (nothing compares to the satisfaction of getting the exact brand of tea you love at a discounted price, right?), we do have to acknowledge that there are times when this weekly activity turns into a bit of an ordeal.

Take the recent case of a customer who had a bewildering encounter at a Coles bakery that soured an otherwise enjoyable day of shopping.

Dreaming of the sumptuous combination of beetroot hummus on toasted olive sourdough bread, Cat went about her weekly shop. She’d spotted a loaf of olive bread that she decided was just what she needed to satiate her pregnancy cravings.

But her expectations came crashing down when she discovered a surprising error. Upon closer examination, her carefully selected olive sourdough turned out to be—wait for it—raisin toast!

'Are you f***ing kidding me, Coles,' she vented online. 'You just p***ed off a pregnant person.'

Cat's video gained a lot of attention online. Image Credit: TikTok/catedmo

Can you imagine her disappointment? There was Cat, anticipating the wholesome goodness of olive bread, only to find sweet raisins lurking amongst her loaf. She cursed the mislabelled loaf for ruining her humble lunch plans.

In her viral video (which has over 400,000 views), Cat explained the infuriating error, showing off the bag from Coles Bakery with 'olive' written on the sticker.

Cat also shared that her craving for toast and hummus was one of the few healthy food cravings she’s had during her pregnancy (with her cravings mostly steering her towards chips and Vegemite shapes).

'Do you want to know what this is? It is raisin toast, Coles.' she fumed, holding up a slice of the bread.

Her unfortunate situation attracted an immediate chorus of sympathy and commiseration from the internet community, especially from other mums who can relate to cravings during pregnancy.

'This happened to me! Made a savoury pesto sandwich, took a bite straight into sultanas,' one woman recalled.

'I’m not even pregnant and I would have a meltdown over this,' said another.

In response to Cat’s video, one vigilant commenter clarified the mix-up: 'It's a fruit pana de casa just labelled wrong,' while another reasoned that 'Someone in Coles is packing them manually—it is human error, not a mass production problem.'

Coles has yet to comment on the incident.

You can watch the full video here. But be warned, there is a fair amount of swearing.

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Key Takeaways

• Cat Edmo, a pregnant woman, bought a loaf of olive bread from Coles, which turned out to be raisin toast.
  
• The mislabeling caused her a significant amount of distress.
  
• The video of her describing the incident has been viewed over 400,000 times.
  
• A number of social media users were quick to empathise with Cat, with some attributing the error to a human mistake during packing.

Thankfully, mislabeled products like this one are rare occurrences. Members, if you ever buy something in-store and it looks or tastes a little off, contact customer service to ask for a refund or replacement product.

Have you ever experienced a mislabeled item at Coles Bakery or other stores? Let us know in the comments below—we would love to hear your story!

 

[Frida1944]

What a sensitive little thing.
For God's sake it was a mistake - not a world catastrophe.
Words fail!!!

 

[Andrew]

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While many find the experience of grocery shopping therapeutic (nothing compares to the satisfaction of getting the exact brand of tea you love at a discounted price, right?), we do have to acknowledge that there are times when this weekly activity turns into a bit of an ordeal.

Take the recent case of a customer who had a bewildering encounter at a Coles bakery that soured an otherwise enjoyable day of shopping.

Dreaming of the sumptuous combination of beetroot hummus on toasted olive sourdough bread, Cat went about her weekly shop. She’d spotted a loaf of olive bread that she decided was just what she needed to satiate her pregnancy cravings.

But her expectations came crashing down when she discovered a surprising error. Upon closer examination, her carefully selected olive sourdough turned out to be—wait for it—raisin toast!

'Are you f***ing kidding me, Coles,' she vented online. 'You just p***ed off a pregnant person.'

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Cat's video gained a lot of attention online. Image Credit: TikTok/catedmo

Can you imagine her disappointment? There was Cat, anticipating the wholesome goodness of olive bread, only to find sweet raisins lurking amongst her loaf. She cursed the mislabelled loaf for ruining her humble lunch plans.

In her viral video (which has over 400,000 views), Cat explained the infuriating error, showing off the bag from Coles Bakery with 'olive' written on the sticker.

Cat also shared that her craving for toast and hummus was one of the few healthy food cravings she’s had during her pregnancy (with her cravings mostly steering her towards chips and Vegemite shapes).

'Do you want to know what this is? It is raisin toast, Coles.' she fumed, holding up a slice of the bread.

Her unfortunate situation attracted an immediate chorus of sympathy and commiseration from the internet community, especially from other mums who can relate to cravings during pregnancy.

'This happened to me! Made a savoury pesto sandwich, took a bite straight into sultanas,' one woman recalled.

'I’m not even pregnant and I would have a meltdown over this,' said another.

In response to Cat’s video, one vigilant commenter clarified the mix-up: 'It's a fruit pana de casa just labelled wrong,' while another reasoned that 'Someone in Coles is packing them manually—it is human error, not a mass production problem.'

Coles has yet to comment on the incident.

You can watch the full video here. But be warned, there is a fair amount of swearing.

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Key Takeaways

• Cat Edmo, a pregnant woman, bought a loaf of olive bread from Coles, which turned out to be raisin toast.
• The mislabeling caused her a significant amount of distress.
• The video of her describing the incident has been viewed over 400,000 times.
• A number of social media users were quick to empathise with Cat, with some attributing the error to a human mistake during packing.

Thankfully, mislabeled products like this one are rare occurrences. Members, if you ever buy something in-store and it looks or tastes a little off, contact customer service to ask for a refund or replacement product.

Have you ever experienced a mislabeled item at Coles Bakery or other stores? Let us know in the comments below—we would love to hear your story!

I went to Coles yesterday to get an uncut vienna loaf. There were many on the rack. Upon checking the date, they were all backed the day before. Had to ask for a fresh one. It's the same with packaged bread. Day old is put to the front.

 

[Leeta069]

Whatever happened to pickles and ice cream???

mine was pickled onions n ice cream

 

[Leenie]

Potty mouth.

mine was pickled onions n ice cream

Mine was milk and grapes .

 

[relljube]

Does this woman suffer from common sense? Manually packed products occasionally get a misprinted label all she had to do was contact customer service and they would have refunded/replaced it...why do they do make a huge "look at moi!" Video or rant on social media?? Seriously..what would you have done 20 yrs ago when there was no social media? I guess she's never made a mistake???

But they have to have their photo included in their ridiculous rant. Get a grip!

 

[relljube]

I have always thought Cats were idiots (I'm a dog person.)
Has she nothing better to do.
Please SDC, stop giving idiots the exposure they thrive on.
I've certainly got better things to do with my time than read about idiots.
And also, a woman paid $336 for a chook? They live among us.

Go figure!

 

[relljube]

Baby brain

I think a baby would have even more brains!

 

[Lesle]

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While many find the experience of grocery shopping therapeutic (nothing compares to the satisfaction of getting the exact brand of tea you love at a discounted price, right?), we do have to acknowledge that there are times when this weekly activity turns into a bit of an ordeal.

Take the recent case of a customer who had a bewildering encounter at a Coles bakery that soured an otherwise enjoyable day of shopping.

Dreaming of the sumptuous combination of beetroot hummus on toasted olive sourdough bread, Cat went about her weekly shop. She’d spotted a loaf of olive bread that she decided was just what she needed to satiate her pregnancy cravings.

But her expectations came crashing down when she discovered a surprising error. Upon closer examination, her carefully selected olive sourdough turned out to be—wait for it—raisin toast!

'Are you f***ing kidding me, Coles,' she vented online. 'You just p***ed off a pregnant person.'

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Cat's video gained a lot of attention online. Image Credit: TikTok/catedmo

Can you imagine her disappointment? There was Cat, anticipating the wholesome goodness of olive bread, only to find sweet raisins lurking amongst her loaf. She cursed the mislabelled loaf for ruining her humble lunch plans.

In her viral video (which has over 400,000 views), Cat explained the infuriating error, showing off the bag from Coles Bakery with 'olive' written on the sticker.

Cat also shared that her craving for toast and hummus was one of the few healthy food cravings she’s had during her pregnancy (with her cravings mostly steering her towards chips and Vegemite shapes).

'Do you want to know what this is? It is raisin toast, Coles.' she fumed, holding up a slice of the bread.

Her unfortunate situation attracted an immediate chorus of sympathy and commiseration from the internet community, especially from other mums who can relate to cravings during pregnancy.

'This happened to me! Made a savoury pesto sandwich, took a bite straight into sultanas,' one woman recalled.

'I’m not even pregnant and I would have a meltdown over this,' said another.

In response to Cat’s video, one vigilant commenter clarified the mix-up: 'It's a fruit pana de casa just labelled wrong,' while another reasoned that 'Someone in Coles is packing them manually—it is human error, not a mass production problem.'

Coles has yet to comment on the incident.

You can watch the full video here. But be warned, there is a fair amount of swearing.

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Key Takeaways

• Cat Edmo, a pregnant woman, bought a loaf of olive bread from Coles, which turned out to be raisin toast.
• The mislabeling caused her a significant amount of distress.
• The video of her describing the incident has been viewed over 400,000 times.
• A number of social media users were quick to empathise with Cat, with some attributing the error to a human mistake during packing.

Thankfully, mislabeled products like this one are rare occurrences. Members, if you ever buy something in-store and it looks or tastes a little off, contact customer service to ask for a refund or replacement product.

Have you ever experienced a mislabeled item at Coles Bakery or other stores? Let us know in the comments below—we would love to hear

I watch the tic toc and I really thought she was going to cry she was genuinely upset, I really feel for her poor thing

 

[Bibo]

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While many find the experience of grocery shopping therapeutic (nothing compares to the satisfaction of getting the exact brand of tea you love at a discounted price, right?), we do have to acknowledge that there are times when this weekly activity turns into a bit of an ordeal.

Take the recent case of a customer who had a bewildering encounter at a Coles bakery that soured an otherwise enjoyable day of shopping.

Dreaming of the sumptuous combination of beetroot hummus on toasted olive sourdough bread, Cat went about her weekly shop. She’d spotted a loaf of olive bread that she decided was just what she needed to satiate her pregnancy cravings.

But her expectations came crashing down when she discovered a surprising error. Upon closer examination, her carefully selected olive sourdough turned out to be—wait for it—raisin toast!

'Are you f***ing kidding me, Coles,' she vented online. 'You just p***ed off a pregnant person.'

View attachment 26497

Cat's video gained a lot of attention online. Image Credit: TikTok/catedmo

Can you imagine her disappointment? There was Cat, anticipating the wholesome goodness of olive bread, only to find sweet raisins lurking amongst her loaf. She cursed the mislabelled loaf for ruining her humble lunch plans.

In her viral video (which has over 400,000 views), Cat explained the infuriating error, showing off the bag from Coles Bakery with 'olive' written on the sticker.

Cat also shared that her craving for toast and hummus was one of the few healthy food cravings she’s had during her pregnancy (with her cravings mostly steering her towards chips and Vegemite shapes).

'Do you want to know what this is? It is raisin toast, Coles.' she fumed, holding up a slice of the bread.

Her unfortunate situation attracted an immediate chorus of sympathy and commiseration from the internet community, especially from other mums who can relate to cravings during pregnancy.

'This happened to me! Made a savoury pesto sandwich, took a bite straight into sultanas,' one woman recalled.

'I’m not even pregnant and I would have a meltdown over this,' said another.

In response to Cat’s video, one vigilant commenter clarified the mix-up: 'It's a fruit pana de casa just labelled wrong,' while another reasoned that 'Someone in Coles is packing them manually—it is human error, not a mass production problem.'

Coles has yet to comment on the incident.

You can watch the full video here. But be warned, there is a fair amount of swearing.

TikTok - Make Your Day

vt.tiktok.com

Key Takeaways

• Cat Edmo, a pregnant woman, bought a loaf of olive bread from Coles, which turned out to be raisin toast.
• The mislabeling caused her a significant amount of distress.
• The video of her describing the incident has been viewed over 400,000 times.
• A number of social media users were quick to empathise with Cat, with some attributing the error to a human mistake during packing.

Thankfully, mislabeled products like this one are rare occurrences. Members, if you ever buy something in-store and it looks or tastes a little off, contact customer service to ask for a refund or replacement product.

Have you ever experienced a mislabeled item at Coles Bakery or other stores? Let us know in the comments below—we would love to hear your story!

I do not remember if I did or not. If I have, I know I would just go back and change it for the right one without ranting and raving. Think of the people who have nothing

 

[Annna]

I ask that the SDC panel focuses on and presents articles that will better our lots.

Bettering our lots calls for stories/articles/advice that:

1. Teach/teaches us things; and

2. Help/helps us save money; and

3. Help/helps us avoid trouble; and

4. Other helpful bits and pieces.

 

[JayEeGeeP]

Does this woman suffer from common sense? Manually packed products occasionally get a misprinted label all she had to do was contact customer service and they would have refunded/replaced it...why do they do make a huge "look at moi!" Video or rant on social media?? Seriously..what would you have done 20 yrs ago when there was no social media? I guess she's never made a mistake???

Pregnancy causes the brain to go to mush.