Tesco employee makes grim 17–yr discovery as everybody says the identical factor
A Tesco’s staff member has allegedly discovered an “ancient” 17–year old Chicago Town Deep Dish Triple Cheese microwavable pizza whilst at work.
The staffer revealed his discovery on Reddit this Tuesday and has left Tesco shoppers both disgusted and curious at how the pizza survived a grand total of 17–years without being thrown out or eaten.
The staffer claims, he found the pizza in a freezer at work “on the piping on the wall,” however the post does not reveal what Tesco’s the fossil of a pizza was discovered in.
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While an exact expiration date for the pizza is yet to be revealed, the employee claims the pizza is from 2007. This would make the pizza being the same age as the very first iPhone and from a time when George W. Bush was president.
Several commenters have highlighted that the product slowly over time got smaller and labelled the reduction in size as “shrink-flation.”
The modern Chicago Town Deep Dish Triple cheese pizza duo weighs only a 148g, a sheer 22g lighter than the prehistoric pizza that weighs a grand total of 170g.
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Concerned customers did the math and deduced that for every year since 2007 and pizza reduced an average of almost 1% in size every year.
One social media commenter said the Pizza was, “Older than some of the temps.”
Other commenters urged the author of the post to try and trick an unexpected victim into eating the pizza.
“Put it in the colleague room, some dopey gimp will eat it.”
“Stick it on reductions it will be alright”
However, the majority of the comments were demanding that the author of the post ate the pizza.
The original author of the post has been approached to comment and it is currently unknown if the pizza has been eaten or finally thrown out.
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