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Mouldy chocolates given as gift - would you contact the maker to tell them?

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BoobsOnTheMoon · 26/12/2022 11:50

We were given a lovely looking box of handmade truffles by a very kind elderly relative. They have come from a very small independent maker local to said relative, who posted them to us last week.

DP just bit into one and it was green with mould all the way through (pic attached, absolutely definitely mould!)

They have no best before date and no ingredients list, but they're a Christmas themed box (mini Christmas pudding shapes etc) so I feel like they should have lasted at least until Christmas! The maker has a FB page and a very basic website but tbh I'm concerned that they're not sticking to food safety rules already with the lack of labelling, so who knows what they're doing food hygiene wise...

Would you bother contacting the maker to show them the mould and suggest they check their making process or adding best before dates? I really don't want to tell the relative who sent them as they will feel terrible and embarrassed about it and it's hardly their fault!

Mouldy chocolates given as gift - would you contact the maker to tell them?
OP posts:
BoobsOnTheMoon · 27/12/2022 21:31

HumourReplacementTherapy · 27/12/2022 19:13

Ooh yes, proper furry Envy

The one DP bit into, he had actually swallowed the first bite before seeing the mould! He did say it tasted fine and had he been eating them in the dark he'd never have noticed 🤣

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ShutUpBaggyTits · 27/12/2022 22:43

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MagentaRocks · 03/01/2023 16:16

Did you get a reply @BoobsOnTheMoon?

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