You’d think that, with Brexit and all, the Brits would have more important things to tweet and post on Facebook about. But, NO! A recent tweet protesting the grossly irregular sizes and shapes of one man’s bag of Carrot Sticks has taken the Internet by storm. Foodies take note!
The bag of Carrot Sticks that started it all…
Arron Swift opened his first tweet in a series on Carrot Sticks with the scene-setter: “As some will know, I am somewhat a carrot aficionado and it has to be said these Tesco batons re the worst.”
And, after a brief interval, a Tesco representative tweeted back: “Hi Aaron, I’m really sorry you don’t enjoy our carrots 🙁 Would you mind elaborating on the issue via DM? – Laura”
So began Swift’s elaborate effort to illustrate the deficiencies of said carrot Sticks. His efforts resulted in the following multimedia display…
In the end, Swift declared only two out of 15 examples from his bag
of carrot Sticks to be ‘decent’.
The Tesco rep responded by offering Swift a refund for his unsatisfactory Carrot batons and invited him to give a lecture on the ins and pouts of Carrot Sticks to Tesco produce buyers.
Case Closed!
~ Maggie J.