I dumped the Mac and cheese into boiling water and this piece of wood came out of the box too
Thursday, 13 Mar 2025
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Send this picture to Velveeta and they will probably give you a bunch of free stuff for reporting it. I found a piece of glass in an Arizona iced tea once and they were really grateful because they knew which batch from the bottling plant could’ve had the same issue.
Oh no, looks like you got the limited edition Mac and Trees!
Looks to be a piece of a pallet. PECO pallets use that same red paint.
Edit: Welp I guess my top comment is me being a nerd who can identify pallet wood from a chunk that has a spot of paint on it 😂
Same thing happened to someone else’s cheese in my town on fb today
Extra fiber? 😅
Murder weapon
Free stirring stick. Woohoo!
Vampires died making this
Silver-lining: you couldn’t have made that quality joke if this hadn’t happened
That’s a bit..too big togo unnoticed
They really wanted to stick it to you, didn’t they?
That is a piece of a wooden pallet my friend
How did a pallet fragment even get in there?
I hope this doesn’t splinter your relationship with Velveeta.
How does a skid fragment end up in an otherwise undamaged box?
Hot take: That’s not Mac n cheese, that’s shells and cheese.
OP is lying
That’s how you know it’s fresh
Looks like a piece of a palette. The palette protracted in transit, sending g a splinter into your Mac and cheese
For discerning pallets.
I wood be concerned.
Amazing how someone can identify that piece of wood in minutes yet we don’t have the killer of JBR
That’s the “and” part.
They packing reliquary in mac and cheese now. That’s part of the crucifix
It’s unpalletable
100% a vampire was slain before getting turned into Mac and Cheese at sunrise
No, no that didn’t happen.
As someone who currently works at a food production factory, that’s 1000% a piece of shattered palette. I’ve seen full 2×4s fly off of those things just by dropping them from chest level. It’s entirely possible that they dropped a skid close enough to macaroni that was near ready to ship such that a chip off the ol’ block could jump in.
I wouldn’t eat any of that box’s contents; palettes are often reused, never disinfected, and ALWAYS dragged along the floor.
If you still have the box send me a picture of the flap that has the lot code on it. I work as food safety and quality assurance in food manufacturing and I might be able to help you find out where this was packaged, when and on what line so that you can contact the company. This isn’t good.
Really? I don’t know if I believe that or not.