I once poured some frozen mixed berries into a bowl to eat. I wasn't paying attention as I was eating them until one seemed particularly crunchy. I pulled it out of my mouth. It was a beetle the size of a large raspberry. I wrote to the company to complain, giving them the numbers on the bag. After a while, I got a letter from someone who had apparently been in charge of that lot being made. He seemed upset (I'm sure he got called on the carpet, big time) and denied responsibility, but also included a few dollars to cover the cost of the bag of fruit. Needless to say, it was a few years before I felt safe buying another bag of frozen berries - and when I finally did, I paid a lot of attention to each berry. 🤢

I worked for an attorney who often handled wrongful death cases. A lady called reporting that she had found half a caterpillar in a can of green beans. My boss said that she didn't have a case, but he'd like to speak with the caterpillar's next of kin.

I work in the food service industry and believe me, some food company CEOs don’t care enough about food safety and will often refuse to recall a certain batch of food due to potential contamination because they don’t want to lose money and/or customers. Take the Peter Pan peanut butter guy for example: he was sent to prison because of his greed. He was afraid of losing customers because losing customers means losing money. I’m not sure if he’s still in prison to this day, but the salmonella contaminated peanut butter case was a major case. Aside from that, I read the comment about the finger nail in the soup, and yes the nail was real. The only way it could have gotten into the soup was if it had been cut off a piece of machinery. I’m surprised that batch of soup was never recalled due to human blood contamination (human blood is considered a biohazard).

I've heard the banana story before except it wasn't THAT specific one. I have a good friend who lives in Tennessee and he asked if I've seen a circle on my banana before I told him no because I didn't eat bananas oftenly. He told me that when he was a kid he saw a white circle on his banana and he threw it in the fire and there was a dot on his hand and it was a baby spider. I would cut my hand off in that situation

Everyone else: " I"LL NEVER EAT THIS AGAIN!" Me who has a compromised Immune system: "Guess I'll die"

A few years ago, I worked as a salesman at a vegetable stall in a local store. One day, opening a box of bananas, I noticed a similar spider between the bananas, it was quite large and dead to my satisfaction. One of the fruit and vegetable suppliers had warned me about the boxes of bananas and told me to be careful because there were cases of snakes. I live in Bulgaria, and this is quite far from Brazil, and yet the snake was alive when they found it.

This is probably the most child-friendly channel that gives me nightmares

I want to have a cup of tea with the banana spooder and talk about his travels. All the places he must visit…

6 months ago I found a baby field mouse in my salad bag, I'm an animal lover so to be it was an awesome surprise, I got some more salad and shared it with him. Still got the little guy to this day he loves tomatoes so I just named him (lil Marto)

Re: shellac and cows' milk. Shellac is indeed an "excretion" of the lac insect. Nothing wrong with it. After all, honey is an "excretion" of bees, as is the honeycomb wax, both of which are often had for breakfast on toast. Cows do not get mastitis because of too many pregnancies; it is an inflammation of the udder, sometimes an infection. It may be caused by an injury to the udder, but is not caused by being milked every day.

Way late to the party here, but: Mastitis, as stated by another responder, isn't caused by cows being pregnant too often or nursing/being milked. It's caused by irritation or injury, or by the cows not being milked enough or often enough. So, a responsible farmer will strive to check their cows' udders for signs of chapping, chafing, wounds, etc., clean them off before milking, and apply ointments if the skin seems dry or if any injuries are noticed. Cows are not hooked up to the machines "all day" as stated in the video. Usually it's twice per day for long enough to extract most of the milk, early morning and afternoon. And, most milk cows produce an excess of milk, far too much for their calves to consume. Thus they need to be milked regularly for the sake of their comfort and their health. If they are not milked enough it can cause serious health problems (and can lead to mastitis). As a matter of fact, while the milk industry isn't saintly, it's well known that happier, more comfortable cows produce more and better quality milk. They're also less likely to kick and resist being milked. As a result, even in big industry farming, milk cows are often treated at least a little better than beef cows would be. Sadly, many of the smaller milk farms that tend to take much better care of their cows are being pushed out of business as the tank trucks that collect milk don't find it worthwhile to visit these smaller farms unless the farm can entirely fill one or more tanks. That said, I was grossed out by the clip of the cow someone hooked up to the milker with poop/mud all over its udders. As far as I'm aware, best practice is to clean them off before attaching the pumps so filth doesn't contaminate the product.

The crab eye theory is actually accurate, I found a crab in a packet of dried fish and it looks just like fish mouth bug, but with the 8 legs still there.

4:50 Maybe this is why kids refuse to eat broccoli

8:47 I remember the peanut butter fiasco. I was still in high school, and it was the first and only time my family bought Peter Pan peanut butter. We hadn't open the jar yet; we just threw it out immediately when we saw the lot number was the same. One of my brother's friends actually got salmonella from this incident. Thankfully, he recovered pretty well from it.

my 8-year-old brother and his 2 friends were over, and I put this video on TV. They got mad and tried to convince me to change it, but they gave up after realizing I wasn't. then, they actually liked it. They stared like freaking zombies at the tv and did not respond when we talked to them. They would vaguely grunt lol. now, every time they are over we watch your channel. thanks so much for the amazing content

My gross story: I mixed up a packet of Swiss Miss hot cocoa and started to drink it, and realized suddenly that it was chunky. I spit it out and turned out it was full of what I assume were maggots or larvae of some type. There were no holes in the packet, and of course the packets are lined with that plasticky-foil type stuff, so they would've had to be in the mix when it was packaged. Although the chances of that happening again are slim to none, I haven't drunk Swiss Miss brand since then and never will again.

13:41 I have a similar story to this. I was eating a bag of Salt and Vinegar chips, when I saw something.... black... I was confused, but then when i grabbed another handful of chips, I realized it was... A June beetle! They come around June, go into your house, fly a bit, fall on their back and die. Yep, thats what happens. I have no idea how it got into my bag of chips, but hey! who knows? Maybe it was just a bit hungry.

I grew up around dairy farms in the UK and I remember the milk from cows with mastitis was either rinsed down the drain or was fed to the pigs (as long as the pig wasn't going to be slaughtered in the next two weeks), farms could end up losing the value of the entire milking session if it was detected in the tanker. They could also be liable for the milk from other farms being rejected if the contaminated milk was picked up in the same milk tanker early in the route.

19:00 I still like milk even when I’m in Australia it tastes a bit weird, but I still drink it

There goes absolutely every food I love eating, I'll be sitting in the corner eating nothing for the next week

I was eating a fruit(Mango in particular) while watching this video, instantly regrets it🙂

Oh, this brings back memories. When I was a child, I loved eating mandarins. One day, my grandma had bought some, but while eating, I noticed there appeared to be something weird in it. Carefully I took it apart more and then I saw some very small white worms/maggots. At first my grandma didn't believe me even after trying to show it to her, probably she just didn't see it because of poor vision. I still refused to eat though so eventually she took out her magnifying glass and then she was able to see them too. Neither her nor I have ever eaten any mandarins since then.

I've found shards of plastic in icecream from Oregon, and tapioca pudding from budget stores before. Sand in cereals,grond up bone in hamburgur, that cracks a filling. Stuff can be crazy in modern society.

I recall once ordering a burger from mcdonalds (commonly referred to as mcdongs or mcdicks) in toronto, ontario (where I live), it had aluminum foil inside the patty and it cut part of the back of my throat, which I felt a scratch from it (I didn't recall the location, so couldn't make a complaint to the company). It was agony until it eventually healed up, lasting almost a month.

I helped out briefly on a dairy farm and can confirm, it's nasty. We had to "strip" the pus out of the udders of cows with mastitis. The smell, it was so disgusting.... It definitely wasn't always caught before the cow was milked (with the milk mingling with all the other milk), and it was a judgement call on whether a cow's mastitis was bad enough to take them off the line. Having known human mothers who've had mastitis, I know it was ridiculously painful for those cows. And so common, it's just accepted. They have been bred to have enormous udders that are prone to it, plus hang low where it's easy for them to get injured, and are constantly milked and pregnant, so it's just pus all the time. There is liquid poop everywhere, splashing all over. Every step, splash splash. It splashes all over their udders and stuff. And this was on a commercial family farm where the workers and family did seem to care -- it's so so much worse on the giant industrial factory farms. Between that and the treatment of calves, I was turned off to dairy forever. The family that owned the farm had massive amounts of dairy with every meal haha. So how much pus a person can tolerate in their diet clearly varies.

The whole green potato thing really worries me. I work at a chip factory and I know for a fact that green potato still get cut up for the chips. They are peeled but still. There is a person that picks out bad potatoes but we are only instructed to throw out the rotten ones and any that are more than half green. But think, a potato that is the size of cantaloupe, half of that is alot of green.

14:30 this looks like some creatures intestines

A few months ago, me, my mother, and my grandma were going to Wisconsin to visit my great grandma (I know, a lot of generations). We went to a local taco bell and ordered, I got a beefy 5 layer. But when I bit into it, all I got was a mouthful of lid. Like, an actual, full on small sized lid in my burrito. We complained to the employees and they said they're sorry and gave us another order for free and added a few extra food items. I'm still a little upset about that but the donut holes were good!

I want to point out that just like most venemous spiders, the brazilian wandering spider very rarely will cause death to an adult human just from a bite. It *will* however suck very much no matter what happens, and you should most certainly go to the hospital immediately as there could potentially be complications of lasting effects from the bite, however just know that nearly all spiderbites, regardless from what spider, is non-fatal. They arent like snakes. They can only pack so much venom in a bite.

Two things: Dairy cows are not hooked up to machines all day long. They are usually milked twice a day which takes about 40 minutes or so per milking. The swim bladder of a fish is an air bag, not a pee bag, so it's not the same as a "fish bladder." It helps the fish to control their buoyancy and stay at a given depth.

4:40 Of course there will be a Black Widow Spider in your broccoli in Ohio

24:10 nahh Mc Donald’s really wants you to wear a mask

Fun fact: The Cymothoa is a type of isopod, which means it is closely related to land isopods, which are those rollie pollie/pillbug things you may find in your backyard.

6:54 "Taste the difference" Yeah... please don't

1:49 sprouted from their bananas😂💀☠️🤣

But they still cause to death even if rarely 5:25

4:04 😂 the way he said it was just so funny

i knew about green potatoes but, that explains why i sometimes have issues with my rear end. Because i sometimes consume potato chips with green spots because they're still tasty xD

I aint eating fruit anymore😢 7:37

ANYONE 2024???

You will know you ate something more than just veggies when you got higher amounts of protein than usual but the bad thing is it's hard to know that.

I grew up on a dairy farm. Cows are generally bred once per year. Also, if the cow has mastitis, the affected quarters are injected with antibiotics and the cow's milk is thrown away until the antibiotic and the infection is gone. Generally, a farmer's milk is tested at the milk company and if found to contain antibiotics or a high bacteria count, the farmer is penalized.

4:55 me who hates broccoli I see no weakness within it

Everybody, please pay respects to the mouse that died and ended up in the Cheetos bag, he/she will be missed forever

I have eaten lots of spuds with some green in the peel over the decades and never suffered a thing.

Can’t even eat vegetables in Ohio💀 Edit: Wow I didn’t know the comment would get this popular

Fun fact,the white part (a.k.a,pulp)has the fiber in oranges.

3:47 LIGHT IT ON FIRE!!! NOOW

When I was very young my mom let me "cook" vegetable soup. I poured a can of Campbell's soup into a pot, turned on the stove, and started cooking. I would stir the soup occasionally taking a large spoonful out of the pan and into the air. One time when I did this I noticed something in the soup. I was able to get it out of the pan and it turned out to be a large thumb nail. My mom sent it to Campbell's soup company to complain and they sent us a letter of apology and a case of vegetable soup.

Don’t know what I will be able to eat, but this was very interesting.

12:19 yea I’m never eating fish again

I recall sitting down to lunch when working in SF one day...I was enjoying a nice big salad and about halfway through it, I came upon 1/2 of a chubby green caterpillar, including a mouth and little legs. I couldn't eat another bite, although I did look for the "other half" but it was never found...I could only come to one conclusion. 🤮I never ate there again.

There was one time I found a snail in my lettuce, It became my pet and I kept it in a plastic container, Then another lettuce from the same brand contained another larger yellow snail with long antennae. Then a maggot on a rhubarb from the same store made it onto my mom's dinner plate (it was dead luckily) and it was cut in half, tiny invertebrates have proved they are more than capable of making it into your dinner and Im never eating green vegetables from that store again

Even though a lot of this video was so gross I had to stop watching for a few days, I want you to know that I really appreciate all the work that goes into these videos - and thank you to all the narrators.

In my younger years, I used to clean bars as a second job. One of them was outside the city limits and had a cornfield behind it. This meant they had a lot of flies in the late summer. I stopped by one time for a social visit and ordered a bottle of beer. I took a drink and felt something besides beer in my mouth. It was a fly! I ran to the ladies room and threw up. But before I did, the owner saw the fly stuck to my lower lip. I could hear him laughing so loud I thought he would fall off his stool!

9:08 great, another greedy compagny 😒

Fun fact mastitis milk is extremely salty and tastes like pure salt (not that I’ve tried it my dad has though) then again if it’s in our milk… Living on a dairy farm be like

3:26-I literally dropped my phone on my blanket out of fear and disgust because no way in hell am I gonna let something like that happen to me!!! 😱😱😱😭😭😭😭

"AAAH LOOKIT DAT BIG FAT BUTT!" that got me🤣

If a rotten rat was in my bag of cheetos i wouldve still eaten it, thanks for telling me i should throw it away.

Me seeing a grown spider hatching from it’s sac while eating dinner…I really do have a death wish today apparently 😬😬 *Edit:* No seriously though, can someone tell me why I decided to continue this video *now* even though I was eating??

I once found a mouldy grape in a pack in Asda of Dalgety Bay. Fortunately, an employee came by and I said "Excuse me? There's a mouldy grape in this pack." and the employee took it away.

7:24 no. No it’s not.

It’s a great idea to watch this while eating! Recommend it 👍

I'm glad I watched this video and now I'll be more cautious when buying fruits, especially bananas! Thanks, this helped a lot!

Nothing can really turn me off from eating my favorite foods forever because I always check my food before eating it. Whatever doesn't pass my inspection is either thrown away or tossed out for mother nature to take care of. Usually if I do toss something for mother nature I do it farther away from my neighborhood so nobody has to deal with the smell. And I only throw away the foods that would be bad for any animals around here.

4:12 "nah, it and those bananas would have been reduced to Atoms courtesy of the flamer"

I've eaten plenty of potatoes with green patches on them and I have never gotten sick from it. I had even heard not to eat green potatoes, but I did it anyway.

I used to work in a produce dept in Northern Michigan. While repackaging cases of Grapes I found a true Black Widow spider, which is unseen in this area. I thought it was unique so I brang it home and kept it for a pet. After about two years it died.

The Danish cylinder egg is an odd one out here, since I find that completely harmless compared to most of the other stuff...

2:33 are these spiders in Australia cause hell naw I’m moving to Antartica idc how cold it is-

“Why don’t you eat broccoli and bananas anymore?” Me with arachnophobia:

Bro I keep seeing these videos they just keep making feel better when I'm sad Love your videos:edit WOW 5 LIKES THIS IS THE MOST LIKES EVER TYSM I think

Writer : We want bananas that looks Poisonous in our Thumbnail Editer : Lets put Bird poop on it 🗿

2:00 BRO HOW THE F* DO YOU ONLY NOTICE THAT NOW, YOU HAD ALL YOUR SENSES TO DETECT SOMETHINGS OFF

They named a spider that was on a broccoli and named it the green veggie we all know, both cute and disturbing

3:04 this is where i live and i started FREAKING OUT because we get no recognition whatsoever.

7:17 they are missing one fact. the fruit flies like rotten or starting to rot fruit. not fresh fruit. so finding a maggot means that fruit is rotten.

13:46 Random guy : hey , whatcha eatin' Her : nothing, just fried mouse 😊

I would as well try to adopt a wandering spider.

Hun, I think you need to spend a bit of time at a private (not commercial) dairy farm. My grandfather and uncle were dairy farmers for a combined 50+ years. they aren't hooked up "all day". they get milked for a short time 3 times a day. and i can't speak for other farms, but my family farm always checked each cow for mastitis before hooking them up as all the milk went into a single tank and they didn't want to contaminate it. The ones with Mastitis got milked separately after to relieve the pressure into a discard container (as a mother I have had mastitis and i would agree that this was for their comfort). Also read James Lipke's comment below for the other things I was going to bring up. Like the poo comment, my family was a grade A producer and all of the ladies got their girls washed before each milking.

Well, if we eat bug vomit (honey), I guess it's okay to eat bug poop (candy corn and jellybeans).

"OH YEAAH BIG FAT BUTT" got my dead on the ground💀💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣

BE AMAZED, This made me laugh so much! Thanks for sharing!

13:54 yeah thats a rat. look at the shape of it, it has a tail, a rat like snout, and a position that looks like a pose something would make when being squished

8:15 That's Nuts.

One time i was at a grocery store and getting broccoli and there was some bugs on it now i only buy frozen broccoli

Damn, I almost always peal, fry, and eat potatoes with a bit of green pigment on them. I always assumed that they weren't fully ripe but since the supper market sells them, they ok for consumption. (Lesson learned)

I love cavendish bananas, but they're too damn expensive for my wallet. So I'd rather pick bananas from my backyards instead, never met any spiders on it for decades, hopefully forever. The perks of living in Indonesia, I guess...

!WARNING! DON'T EAT WHILE WATCHING

4:43 I can’t believe that this is actually from Ohio.

14:05 She ate it ?🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

My mom went to grocery outlet and went to the tomato’s and every single pack of the tomatoes were full of spider eggs and spiders there were also some moldy ones too she checked every single one. We had no tomatoes that time. I thought stores we’re supposed to check there foods, but clearly some forgot to look. At least they check there food now, hopefully.

4:16 that whole banana would’ve gone STRAIGHT DOWN the disposal! Maybe the entire bunch actually.

If I see a white spot on a banana I’m not just throwing it out I’m chucking it to the moon

8:04 what you said is rest in peanuts made me laugh

I brought home some grapes. Out of the corner of my eye, noticed the something crawling out of the bag. A BIG praying mantis!!!! Looked like just a grape vine!

I wish you could sue the store for having insects in their produce and for negligence.

I’m never buying bananas. I’m throwing mine that I have right now into the sea.

3:53 "Oh yeah big fat butt!!"