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Brisbane woman claims she’s found a bullet in her Kangaroo steak

AN Australian woman has been left in shock, claiming she found a bullet in her kangaroo steak she’d planned on eating for dinner.

A woman claims her kangaroo steak had a bullet in it after buying it from Woolworths.
A woman claims her kangaroo steak had a bullet in it after buying it from Woolworths.

AN Australian woman claims she’s found a bullet fragment in her kangaroo steak, which she purchased from supermarket giant Woolworths.

Taking to Facebook, Kath Milroy Pattingale posted a photo of the steak — which clearly shows the golden shell sitting in the centre of the meat.

The post has since been deleted after receiving more than 22k likes.
The post has since been deleted after receiving more than 22k likes.

“Mmmmmm thanks Woolies — nothing more appetising than a bullet in my kangaroo!,” her post read, which has been liked more than 25,000 times.

“This pic was taken on a chopping board when we were cutting up the meat (a 60mm thick fillet) after taking if off the barbie — it didn’t make it to the dinner plate!”

Ms Pattingale claims she left the meat in the fridge for a Woolworths representative to look at.

The woman claims her kangaroo stead had a bullet shell in it.
The woman claims her kangaroo stead had a bullet shell in it.

Her post was met with 12,000 comments, with some social media users claiming it could be a stitch up.

“Looks like a con to me,” one person posted.

“Certainly Woolworths would run their meats through a metal detector before sending it off,” another wrote.

A Woolworths Australia spokesperson told news.com.au in a statement that they “take all customer concerns seriously and are investigating the issue raised”.

The post has since been deleted off Woolworth’s Facebook.

News.com.au has contacted Ms Pattingale for comment.

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