![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/woman-finds-finger-bone-in-packet-of-harvest-snaps-crisps-shed-just-finished/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_SWNS_CRISPS_BONE_003.jpg&description=The Canadian nurse noticed the item after she'd just finished eating the snack and immediately felt sick, and claims the company told her to send the "foreign object" back to them in the postA veterinary nurse was horrified to discover what she thinks is a finger bone inside the packet A veterinary nurse said she was horrified to discover a bone that looks like it came from a finger in a packet of crisps. The woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, had been sharing her Harvest Snaps crisps with her colleagues at work when she said she noticed the bone at the bottom of the packet. Harvest Snaps crisps, made by the Calbee group, are available at Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Asda stores all across the UK, however this particular incident was reported in Canada. The nurse said she noticed the bone after she'd just finished the packet and immediately felt sick. She believes that the bone to be some sort of phalanx - in other words, a finger bone. The woman added that the structures on the bone may indicate that it is a bone, called condyles, which are the round bits on the end. Harvest Snaps crisps, made by the Calbee group, are available at Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Asda stores across the UK ( SWNS) The Canadian nurse noticed the bone after she'd just finished the packet ( SWNS) The British Columbia-based nurse explained that it seemed to be too small to belong to the average human but that it looked very much like one. "It seems a bit too big to be a rodent. It would have to be a very large one if it is in fact a phalanx. We really aren't sure," she said. "It's nearly the size of a human proximal phalanx, but a bit small. "If it's not human, it could be from a creature that expired either in the field, and was 'harvested', or some kind of vermin." She tried to make contact with Calbee group who said: "We are sorry to hear that you were disappointed with your recent purchase. "As our valued consumer, we place a high value on the health, safety, and satisfaction of you and y){kind=link}
The Canadian nurse noticed the item after she’d just finished eating the snack and immediately felt sick, and claims the company told her to send the “foreign object” back to them in the post
A veterinary nurse said she was horrified to discover a bone that looks like it came from a finger in a packet of crisps.
The woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, had been sharing her Harvest Snaps crisps with her colleagues at work when she said she noticed the bone at the bottom of the packet.
Harvest Snaps crisps, made by the Calbee group, are available at Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and Asda stores all across the UK, however this particular incident was reported in Canada.
The nurse said she noticed the bone after she’d just finished the packet and immediately felt sick.