We went to McD last Wednesday and Hubby ordered while I was buying cinema tickets. When I came back they were already eating. When I looked at sons chicken nuggets I noticed the paper packet had blood on it. No it's not ketchup, it's obviously blood.
There is a partial fingerprint, some smears and spatter.
It was quite fresh and clotting at the time.
My son,7, ran to the toilet and spat out the food he had in his mouth and he kept retching and spitting.
I asked to speak to manager and a young girl came out, she didn't offer her name but offered to dispose of the package for me and 'have a word with the boys out back' her words.
I refused her offer to dispose of the package and told her I was going to report the incident to public health.
I phoned McD head office and complained to customer services who said it would be passed higher. They didn't even bother to ring back and a couple of days later I received a prepaid envelope from them to send them the bloodstained package.
I am wary to send them the whole thing because I am sure it will be 'lost in the post'.
I also reported it to food hygeine at the local authority and am awaiting a call back from them.
The guy at food safety said they should have immediately stopped kitchen production and cleaned everything and taken the person with the bleeding wound off food prep.
Nnothing was done whilst we were there and the 'manager' seemed totally 'not bovvered'.
I am sure she would close the kitchen down, it was half term, 'waiting for the cinema' time, with the queue going round the side of the building. Think of all that loss of trade!
What do you think I should do?
Should I send McD's the bag or cut it in half and send half to local Authority too?
My son says he never wants to eat from BloodDonalds again.