Shocking Surprise: This Aussie Woman's 'Croissant' Lamp Order from Temu Was Nothing Like She Expected! Discover What Happened.

In a world where online shopping can bring us the most unusual and quirky items right to our doorstep, one Aussie woman's experience serves as a cautionary tale about expectations versus reality. Imagine the anticipation of ordering a unique 'croissant' lamp to add a touch of whimsy to your home, only to receive a product that leaves you questioning your senses.



The woman, known as @froginahatgirl on social media, shared her bewildering story that has since captured the attention of millions. She had received the lamp as a gift from her sisters, and it seemed like a charming addition to her room. However, after returning home from work on a particularly hot day, she was greeted by an unexpected sight: hundreds of ants swarming beneath the lamp.


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A woman was surprised that her Temu croissant lamp was filled with hundreds of ants. Credit: @froginahatgirl / TikTok


Curiosity piqued, she began to investigate the lamp's true nature. Was it possible that the lamp was actually a real croissant, cleverly disguised as a decorative piece? As she poked and prodded, the truth began to crumble before her eyes—quite literally. Breaking the lamp in half on camera, she revealed flaky layers that bore an uncanny resemblance to a baked pastry.



The situation escalated from puzzling to downright bizarre when she decided to take the ultimate test—tasting the lamp. With a bite, she confirmed her suspicions: 'It's literally f**king food,' she exclaimed in disbelief.

The internet community was quick to react to the viral clip, with comments ranging from humorous puns like 'Just a light snack,' to genuine concern over the health implications of biting into a lamp. Some found humor in the authenticity of the product, while others were simply baffled by the audacity of the situation.

This incident raises several talking points about the nature of online shopping, especially when it comes to novelty items. Firstly, the importance of accurate product descriptions cannot be overstated. When consumers shop online, they rely heavily on images and descriptions provided by the seller. A misleading representation can lead to disappointment and, in cases like this, a rather surreal outcome.



Secondly, the quality control measures of online marketplaces come into question. How did a real croissant end up being sold as a lamp? Was this a one-off mistake, or is there a lack of oversight that needs to be addressed?

Lastly, the story highlights the adventurous spirit of Aussies, known for their 'give it a go' attitude. The woman's decision to bite into the lamp, while unorthodox, was a testament to the Aussie way of getting to the bottom of things.

For our readers at the Seniors Discount Club, this tale serves as a reminder to approach online shopping with a healthy dose of skepticism. Always read reviews, check the credibility of the seller, and remember that if something seems too good (or too strange) to be true, it probably is.



Key Takeaways
  • An Australian woman was shocked to discover that a 'croissant' lamp she received from Temu was actually a real croissant.
  • The woman, known as @froginahatgirl, shared her experience on social media, showing how ants had gathered around the lamp and revealing the flaky pastry inside when it was broken in half.
  • After gaining over 11 million views on her video, commenters were amused and some joked about the incident, while others questioned the wisdom of tasting the lamp.
  • The unique and humorous situation highlighted doubts about the authenticity of some products sold online, with one commenter quipping about the authenticity of other animal-shaped lamps offered by the retailer.

Have you ever had an online shopping fail that left you scratching your head? Or perhaps you've stumbled upon a product so bizarre it's hard to believe it's real? Share your stories with us in the comments below—we'd love to hear about your most memorable online shopping adventures!
 
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If it quacks like a duck, it's a duck.
If it looks like a croissant, is called a croissant lamp, it might not quack, but it's a croissant. I guess she got what she ordered.
It is quite funny and a good crack up memory to talk about later. Mind you, it got her a spot on social media.
 
Temu has become my favourite place to shop. Have made some great quality purchases, but also some great laughs at some of the really obscure products that appear. For example, they have a great range of cute and humorous rubber ducks... including that oft-mentioned 'little black duck', a female Goth-duck (complete with boobs under a see-through mesh top, collar and chains, etc.), the Devil-Duck with red goat horns and covered in dark symbols, and even a rubber duck skeleton for Halloween. Another bit of humour on Temu is the 'Man Bulge' (male enhancer) for wearing inside your favourite budgie-smugglers!
 
Temu has become my favourite place to shop. Have made some great quality purchases, but also some great laughs at some of the really obscure products that appear. For example, they have a great range of cute and humorous rubber ducks... including that oft-mentioned 'little black duck', a female Goth-duck (complete with boobs under a see-through mesh top, collar and chains, etc.), the Devil-Duck with red goat horns and covered in dark symbols, and even a rubber duck skeleton for Halloween. Another bit of humour on Temu is the 'Man Bulge' (male enhancer) for wearing inside your favourite budgie-smugglers!
😳🤣🤣🤣🤣
 
Never ordered from Temu. We have too many Chinese companies willing to con Australians as it is. Look at Kmart, everything’s Anko brand. Look at the way China is able to sell so cheap to the world.
 
Temu has become my favourite place to shop. Have made some great quality purchases, but also some great laughs at some of the really obscure products that appear. For example, they have a great range of cute and humorous rubber ducks... including that oft-mentioned 'little black duck', a female Goth-duck (complete with boobs under a see-through mesh top, collar and chains, etc.), the Devil-Duck with red goat horns and covered in dark symbols, and even a rubber duck skeleton for Halloween. Another bit of humour on Temu is the 'Man Bulge' (male enhancer) for wearing inside your favourite budgie-smugglers!
What do you do with all that stuff? Oh well, no accounting for tastes.
Maybe you ordered anal beads???
Yes, most likely! 🤪
 
Temu has become my favourite place to shop. Have made some great quality purchases, but also some great laughs at some of the really obscure products that appear. For example, they have a great range of cute and humorous rubber ducks... including that oft-mentioned 'little black duck', a female Goth-duck (complete with boobs under a see-through mesh top, collar and chains, etc.), the Devil-Duck with red goat horns and covered in dark symbols, and even a rubber duck skeleton for Halloween. Another bit of humour on Temu is the 'Man Bulge' (male enhancer) for wearing inside your favourite budgie-smugglers!
You are one sick puppy!!
 
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What do you do with all that stuff? Oh well, no accounting for tastes.

Yes, most likely! 🤪
Just some examples of the weird stuff that I get a laugh out of but don't buy... ok, I DID buy Devil Duck as a funny gift for somebody. Mostly what I buy on Temu is stuff for making model train layouts and scale dioramas. Also art and craft supplies. It's excellent for that and only a fraction of what the Aussie stores charge for exactly the same products! People might say 'Shop Locally' or 'buy Australian', but when Aussie retailers are charging as much as 10 (yes ten) times what you can buy the same products for overseas, I'm not afraid to buy direct from the manufacturers in China. Best to avoid buying the clothing though, as too many sizing issues and all synthetics.
 
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