Christmas ruined with kids 'left in tears' by 'rotten turkeys' that looked like ET
Families claim their Christmases were ruined after allegedly receiving rotten turkeys from major supermarkets around the country. After making the grim discoveries as they began to prepare for the festive dinner, affected customers have been sharing pictures of the gone-off poultry on social media.
Notorious2023 tweeted: "What the bloody hell @sainsbury. My turkey is rotten. Christmas ruined, kids are crying. We now have to have beans on toast. An absolute disgrace." Jonathan Heard said: "Oh wow @sainsburys this is a pretty poor show! Fresh turkey dated 27th Dec and it's bad! Slimy skin with yellowing patches and smells off. That's going to put a downer on tomorrow's Christmas dinner for 13!"
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