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Posted on 05 Jan 2012

Bun expired for over a week, but still sold in store

STOMPer DK was alarmed to discover that the buns his mother had purchased from a 7-Eleven store in Tampines had expired over a week and a half ago.

Said the STOMPer:

"On Jan 5, 2012 at 6:15 a.m., my mum patronised the 7-Eleven store located in Tampines Control Station and purchased some bread for our breakfast.

"When I finished the bread bought by my mum in the morning at 8:45 a.m., I realised the bread had expired on Dec 24, 2011, so it should have been consumed before Dec 24, 2011.

"This is very irresponsible to allow consumers to consume expired bread.

"The manager called me and tried to settle this incident but it seems like there was nothing he could do.

"He just kept repeating, 'Sorry madam, I really don't know what to say'."

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6 comments

johnnylim88 said on 14 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

very nutritious u know!

DWdickson72 said on 7 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

compliant to that bun company.they will supply you unlimit bun for life time as long as you dun feel sien.^^

kthanksbye said on 7 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

Serene I think u have no *****in life but to read every stomp and flame all stompers. Get a fuxking grip pls, if u wana get angry, dont *****in read, piss off pls

Jerryboy said on 6 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

More like you ate, kept packaging, on plain later.

Actblur21 said on 5 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

no wonder 7-11 has so much money to open so many stores

serene_82 said on 5 Jan, 2012 Report as offensive

Expiry date is there for 2 things. For shop owner and shoppers to see.

Your mum also have a responsibility to see the expiry date before buying. Don't just simply chuck all responsibility to the shop.

There are thousands of items in a shop and they could have missed it. If your mum and you can miss seeing the expiry date why can't another human miss it too?

How much is it worth anyway? A few dollars? Since you still got strength to STOMP, means you didn't die after eating it. Come on, don't be such a spoilt brat and do something yourself!

Just learn from it and move on. Next time open your eyes before buying.

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