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S'pore woman thinks Coke bought from Shopee tastes weird, pours it out to find gooey unknown substance

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S'pore woman thinks Coke bought from Shopee tastes weird, pours it out to find gooey unknown substance​

BRB, going to throw up.
Gawain Pek |
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June 29, 2023, 02:54 PM

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On a hot, sunny day, sometimes a fizzy can of Coca-Cola can be refreshing.
For one Facebook user however, the drink certainly failed to quench her thirst.


Instead, the woman and her daughter found a brownish, gooey-looking substance inside.

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Image via Venus Mars/Facebook.

At best, it looks like braised shiitake mushroom.
At worst, it looks like the last thing you would want to discover in your can of Coke after already taking a few gulps from it.


Drink tasted weird

Sharing about their experience in a Jun. 29 post on Facebook group Complaint Singapore, user Venus Mars said that she had bought 30 cans of Coke "via Shopee from Coca-cola company".


She and her daughter drank "a few gulps" from one can, only to find that the drink tasted weird.
"So we decided to pour out the content before we throw it into the dustbin," Venus Mars wrote.
To their horror, the duo discovered a "black substance" in the contents of the can.
"We were traumatised and felt like vomiting right away," Venus Mars recounted.


A picture of the can showed that its "best before" date is Oct. 7, 2023.

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Image via Venus Mars/Facebook.


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Image via Venus Mars/Facebook.

Venus Mars shared that they had no idea what the substance was, and was "too traumatised" to investigate further.


New Coca-Cola flavour?​


Some users in the comments section shared that experiences like this have discouraged them from buying food products from e-commerce sites.

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Screenshot via Venus Mars/Facebook.


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Screenshot via Venus Mars/Facebook.

Another advised against buying food items that are nearing their expiry date.
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One user suggested that this was a new flavour of Coca-Cola.
Cincau refers to grass jelly in Indonesian.
 
Do not buy perishables online, whether from online shops or online supermarkets.
The prices are attractive because the goods are nearing their expiration dates or "best before" dates.
Even if the prices are not lower, the shops will certainly get rid of those goods that are closest to expiry dates.
 
People who buy things from Shopee deserve to be fucked. :cool:

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