One reason alone not to buy Tesco Cereals....

WoollyRedHat

I got a box of Tesco's Corn flakes today and on opening the bag and pouring the cornflakes into the bowl they also flooded out of the other end of the bag, leaving cornflakes everywhere. It's happened before as well. Worst packaging for some prodcuts..

Guy:Incognito

How did they get through the box?

If your one of those people who takes the bag out of the box to pour the cereal out then it's your own fault and that is done deliberately to make you stop doing that.

You owe me 7 seconds.....27 when I have finished typeing this.
What are you going to do about it?

beautiation

The tesco number of holes guy has ****ed up for the last time.

Ass

Now you know what it is to be owned.

Sparky

You're doing it wrong

cormie

I'd like to point out that Tesco have lowered the price of the 750gm cornflakes meaning the 750gm now work out cheaper per KG, then the 1kg pack, which used to work out cheaper (as most bigger packs usually do).

monkeyfudge

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

I got a box of Tesco's Corn flakes today and on opening the bag and pouring the cornflakes into the bowl they also flooded out of the other end of the bag, leaving cornflakes everywhere. It's happened before as well. Worst packaging for some prodcuts..

Wait... they poured out the top as well as the bottom? Were you having breakfast on the International Space Station?

Pride Fighter

What about the lack of nutrients and the added potassium benzoate.

Thrill

Buy Kelloggs instead of cheapo, store brand cornflakes. You get a better class of bag.




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Winters

I think this is a prime case of doing it wrong.

Lady

Ah here now, what way do you pour your cereals?

Do it right and no problems will occur*






*I cannot be held responsible for any problems that will occur.

Abi

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

I got a box of Tesco's Corn flakes today and on opening the bag and pouring the cornflakes into the bowl they also flooded out of the other end of the bag, leaving cornflakes everywhere. It's happened before as well. Worst packaging for some prodcuts..

Hole in yer cheapo cereal bag? Wur havin us a reshessun. Get used to having your food air-lifted in from now on buddy.

WoollyRedHat

I take the bag out as the box top keeps on getting in the way while pouring. Bottom line is this wouldn't happen with Kellogs.

Wait... they poured out the top as well as the bottom? Were you having breakfast on the International Space Station?

Astronauts have to get some breakfast too you know.

Charlie

TBH, you're best off complaining here.

Joe Cool

Whatever about their cereals their Salt and Vinegar Crunchy Sticks are amazing.

They do leave your mouth numb and contain a stroke inducing amount of salt but they really are tasty...well up until the point your mouth goes numb.


:cool:

StiffLitlemicky

Thrill wrote: »

Buy Kelloggs instead of cheapo, brand name cornflakes. You get a better class of bag.

Kellogg's are a brand name.

I buy the tesco brand and put them into a kellogg's box there's no difference that i can tell, i then buy drink with the money i saved.

R0ot

I always get this picture in my head when I think of Tesco brand beer of some employee taking a leak into a bunch of cans in the back store.....

WoollyRedHat

R0ot wrote: »

I always get this picture in my head when I think of Tesco brand beer of some employee taking a leak into a bunch of cans in the back store.....

Or dutch gold, might as well be.

beautiation

And they pump the poor corn flakes full of hormones in horrible overcrowded barns until they reach maturity.

Charlie

StiffLitlemicky wrote: »

I buy the tesco brand and put them into a kellogg's box there's no difference that i can tell, i then buy drink with the money i saved.

You're life makes me sad

Lady

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

I take the bag out as the box top keeps on getting in the way while pouring.

oh god what a newblet!
:rolleyes:

WoollyRedHat

beautiation wrote: »

And they pump the poor corn flakes full of hormones in horrible overcrowded barns until they reach maturity.

It's true! Pay the little extra if you don't want your kids to shoot up! Gaeltachts are the problem though, kids get sent away then the Ban An Ti will insist on feeding them the tesco type corn flakes and the kids have grown a foot the next time you see them!

Edit: You don't understand, it's the flaps!
Anyway, I felt that it was important enough to bring this up with tescos as it could effect my quality of life. Their feedback forum is quite funny, is open to inventiveness.

captain_crunch

StiffLitlemicky

charlie mchugh wrote: »

You're life makes me sad

Don't be sad I'm drunk right now.

Thrill

StiffLitlemicky wrote: »

Kellogg's are a brand name.

I buy the tesco brand and put them into a kellogg's box there's no difference that i can tell, i then buy drink with the money i saved.

Fixed that little error.

Why do you put Tesco cornflakes into a kelloggs box?

Epic Tissue

charlie mchugh wrote: »

You're life makes me sad

Also OP, it's you're fault for taking the bag out of the box. Never heard of such nonsense in my life! :pac:

StiffLitlemicky

Thrill wrote: »

Fixed that little error.

Why do you put Tesco cornflakes into a kelloggs box?

Too impress my grilfriend.

WoollyRedHat

Save the money while keeping the cock. Good idea.

Charlie

Epic Tissue wrote: »

charlie mchugh wrote: »

You're life makes me sad

:pac:

xOxSinéadxOx

why did you take it out of the box?

why would you do that?

xOxSinéadxOx

Joe Cool wrote: »

Whatever about their cereals their Salt and Vinegar Crunchy Sticks are amazing.

They do leave your mouth numb and contain a stroke inducing amount of salt but they really are tasty...well up until the point your mouth goes numb.


:cool:

are they in a big blue bag? if so mmmmmmmm

Jigsaw

I have a Big Mac and a Bounty for breakfast and I never experience such problems. I suggest you follow my example.

smellslikeshoes

I don't see why you took the bag outta the box :pac:

Jigsaw wrote: »

I have a Big Mac and a Bounty for breakfast and I never experience such problems. I suggest you follow my example.

We all know what you have for breakfast

KnifeWRENCH

Pfft, store brand cereals - what lower class tosh.
If the proletariat want well packaged, non-spilling cereal then they'll have to bloody well work for it.

*polishes monacle*

portomar

dont know how anyone shops at tesco, breads cheap, little jar of pesto set ya back €3.60. aldi and lidl all the way boys

phantom_lord

StiffLitlemicky wrote: »

Kellogg's are a brand name.

I buy the tesco brand and put them into a kellogg's box there's no difference that i can tell, i then buy drink with the money i saved.

lol poor people

Call Me Jimmy

smellslikeshoes wrote: »

I don't see why you took the bag outta the box :pac:


We all know what you have for breakfast

Nicely weaved son! Nicely weaved!

baby_blu

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

I got a box of Tesco's Corn flakes today and on opening the bag and pouring the cornflakes into the bowl they also flooded out of the other end of the bag, leaving cornflakes everywhere. It's happened before as well. Worst packaging for some prodcuts..

they taste awful too

FYI shreddies+cheerios half price in dunnes now GO GO GO

Steve_o

Argh.. my sister used to take the bag out of the box aswell... I have no sympathy for you because you did this, in fact I find it funny so ha!...:D

Korvanica

pour the milk into the bag, but leave it in the box. also if you bought tesco milk make sure the bottom does not burst when pouring it.

Pepe LeFrits

Cereals are the breakfast choice of children and unimaginative dullards.

R0ot

Pepe LeFrits wrote: »

Cereals are the breakfast choice of children and unimaginative dullards.

Nothing beats a nice fry!

Sherifu

Pepe LeFrits wrote: »

Cereals are the breakfast choice of children and unimaginative dullards.

Count me in!

Ross_Mahon

Tesco value food all the way! I lived off the stuff for 2 weeks while the parents were gone, the shopping bill didn't pass 10 euro and its not that bad.

Most of the food are copy's of your usual food, but there are one or two canned food that didn't have strong tastes.

GhostInTheRuins

cormie wrote: »

I'd like to point out that Tesco have lowered the price of the 750gm cornflakes meaning the 750gm now work out cheaper per KG, then the 1kg pack, which used to work out cheaper (as most bigger packs usually do).

A lot of Tesco's home brand stuff are exactly the same, the higher the quantity the more expensive it is per kg. It doesn't make any sense.

Spankeh

Spankeh wrote: »

You're doing it wrong

America's Next Top Model wrote: »

I think this is a prime case of doing it wrong.

The Goddess wrote: »

Do it right and no problems will occur*

Yes OP, you are, in fact doing it wrong.

http://file033b.bebo.com/5/large/2007/05/16/22/12224040a4401149630b987080388l.jpg

http://media.ebaumsworld.com/picture/showmaster94/DoingItWrong.jpg

charlie mchugh wrote: »

You're life makes me sad

Your inability to diferentiate between your and you're makes me sad, tbh. Spelling pedantry/grammar naziism ftw.

Jigsaw wrote: »

I have a Big Mac and a Bounty for breakfast and I never experience such problems. I suggest you follow my example.

Together? As in:

Top bun (crown for those in the know)
1/2 bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
middle bun (club for those in the know)
other 1/2 of bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
Bottom bun (heel for tho...ah fuhgeddaboutit)

RxQueen

Deleted User wrote: »

Together? As in:

Top bun (crown for those in the know)
1/2 bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
middle bun (club for those in the know)
other 1/2 of bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
Bottom bun (heel for tho...ah fuhgeddaboutit)

Puke :eek:

ejmaztec

Deleted User wrote: »

Together? As in:

Top bun (crown for those in the know)
1/2 bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
middle bun (club for those in the know)
other 1/2 of bounty
burger
cheese
pickle
lettuce
onion
sauce
Bottom bun (heel for tho...ah fuhgeddaboutit)

Does it come with free scaffolding?

AckwelFoley

its all the governments fault as usual

EamonnKeane

Cereals were invented because Mr Kellogg thought too much meat caused "sin". They still exist because the US has to get rid of the millions of tons of grains it produces.