ALDI shoppers are cracking up over this packaging fail

“Had my poor hubby wtf’ing 🤣🤣🤣”

When buying groceries, often the first thing you check is that a product is sealed and secured correctly.

But, what if it were a little too secure?

One ALDI shopper had just this experience, and the result couldn’t be funnier.

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“WTF!”

An Aussie woman has taken to the ALDI Mums Facebook page to share her unique discovery.

“Anyone else get some extra secure pineapple slices ? 🤣,” the woman asked in the group.

“Had my poor hubby wtf’ing🤣🤣🤣”

In the picture, you can see a can of pineapple slices from ALDI with two lids instead of one - talk about locked in!

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“Did you get double the pineapple?”

Commenters on the post thought the mishap was hilarious.

“Wow!! Did you get double the pineapple!!” one commenter said.

“Sealed for your protection apparently,” said another.

“Good......different 😆,” another said.

“Your complaints would be warranted on this one 🤣😅,” said a third.

“That’s pretty funny!!” another agreed.

Though some were more intrigued with just how it came to be.

“I have so many questions... 😂🤣,” one commenter said.

“That’s very odd. I don’t even know how that would happen during the manufacturing process,” said another.

Again??

This isn’t the first time ALDI shoppers have spotted a packaging fail at the store lately.

Just last week, one ALDI customer was in for a rude shock when she noticed something strange on her purchase’s best before sticker, indicating it would last a fair while longer than expected.

“First time buying milk buns. Went to make dinner and saw the display until and best before date… am I missing something?! 😅” she said in the post.

In the photo, you can see the best before date on the product listed as 11/01/70.

Shoppers thought the mishap was hilarious, but ALDI employees in the comments were quick to shut down any concern.

“This can sometimes happen when the battery of the machine they use to print the stickers runs out of battery, it’ll reset the calendar and the staff need to override the calendar,” said one commenter.

“They will still be fine to eat. Just say approx 5 day expiry for the day you bought them.”

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