There's honestly nothing worse than when you're about to eat something you've been looking forward to all day, only for it to be wrong in some way. You know, moldy, missing the main ingredient, or some other horrible surprise.
This happens way more than it should. Which is why we've decided to make a list of some of the times it happened to people, and they posted about it online.
Believe it or not, there are some people in the world who actually like raisins. Like, in things. But I think even the people who love them can agree that this is way too much for one bowl of cereal.
I would absolutely hate to be the taste tester for those cayenne buns. But, like, wouldn't they have noticed the way that "cinnamon" didn't smell like cinnamon...?
This is one of those times when the food is perfectly fine, and yet you still end up with some kind of nasty surprise in there. Imagine having to explain this to the dentist.
I guess being a parent means having to deal with times when your kid decides to leave exactly five tater tots in the bag -— instead of just cooking those, too. Ah, the joy of parenting.
This kind of thing would give me anxiety, to be honest. It's so hard to tell if this was something that somehow got in while they were packaging it, or if it's a sign that the milk didn't survive past its expiration date.
No, it isn't supposed to look like that. According to OP, the can has actually been expired for two years, which means the couple's morning coffees have more or less been a roll of the health dice for a while.
I feel like there were easier ways to get candy. Going to the store and buying candy that isn't included in a tub of ice cream would work. Plus, it wouldn't be frozen and impossible to chew.
On the plus side, the crack (and the microwave) seems to be pretty clean, which means the food is probably still fine.
Of course, OP went on to over-season their food, which probably wasn't very fun.
You know you have a problem when the nutcracker breaks. I guess at this point, you have no choice but to grab a hammer and start smashing (or just find another snack).
The worst part about this is the fact that there's only one real way to figure out that you accidentally put too much salt in your homemade ice cream... what a nightmare.
The keyword here is leftovers. As in, this was from a previous meal. I wonder if all of that chicken was undercooked and they never noticed, or just this piece. Either way, hopefully they have a bathroom (or a bucket) handy.
Don't you hate when you buy some cereal because the box makes it look so good, only for it to look... disappointing? Because I do. Why is it so easy for cereal to go so wrong!?
This is a real tragedy. That poor cookie never stood a chance, and never got to be savored.
Unless... unless this person decides to brave the concrete and eat the cookie anyway?
Most of us will probably have a blender or two explode on us in our lives. But the unluckiest among us will have our blenders explode onto the floor. Seriously, of all the rotten luck.
Ah, yes. Nothing beats looking forward to lunch, only to get... this. The way they put the bun on top of the fish (?) makes it look like a snail, which is, like, so much worse.
Everything about this sandwich is tragic. Like, I can't believe anyone would serve something like this and insist there's nothing wrong with it. The "onion dye" looks suspiciously like mold, if you ask me...
Well, at least they could have a sense of humor about it. If it were me, I'd probably just cry. And then maybe go and get a pizza.
There are two words that can lift nearly anyone's mood: "Pizza's here!" And of course, there are two words that can ruin that high in an instant: "Pizza's ruined!"
A sibling, a roommate, a partner... pretty much any answer other than OP, I'd say. But seriously, why would you do this to a muffin, especially one you didn't buy?
I was actually pretty hungry while writing this. But suddenly, I think I've lost my appetite. I wonder if it has anything to do with the grub in that snack bar...
