Kmart shopper’s rude find in Kmart Easter bag

It looks like a seemingly innocent bag of shredded paper, but upon closer inspection this Aussie mum was left in stitches after spotting a rude find.

A woman has shared a hilarious post after spotting a rude find in her $1 Kmart item.

It’s not something you would expect to find in a bag of shredded paper, especially one you’re going to use on your child’s Easter hat, why is why this mum couldn’t help but share the X-rated find online, leaving thousands in stitches.

The Aussie woman took to the popular Facebook group Kmart Hacks & Decor where she uploaded two photos of the Easter Paper Shred bag she purchased from the retailer.

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Thousands left in stitches after Kmart shopper shares rude find in Easter shredded paper bag. Picture: Facebook/KmartHacksDecor

The snaps showed a seemingly normal bag of mustard-coloured shredded paper from the party aisle at Kmart, but upon closer inspection, there was a phallic-shaped cut-out.

“Thanks Kmart for the free extra in my shredded paper. This is perfect for my child’s Easter hat parade,” the woman captioned the images, adding several laughing emojis.

The woman’s post has been ‘liked’ more than 11,000 times with hundreds of comments from fellow Kmart shoppers also seeing the funny side of the error.

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The item is typically used for stuffing an Easter egg basket. Picture: Kmart

The mum’s post has been ‘liked’ more than 11,000 times. Picture: Facebook/KmartHacksDecor

“Shake the bag up and down to see what happens!!” one woman joked.

“It’s a new game..... find the penis in the haystack!!” another added.

“I didn’t know Kmart sold confetti like that,” a stunned shopper wrote.

One amused woman commented that it “looks like it will be a happy Easter”, while another said: “Someone is out there laughing at what they’ve done.”

It also attracted up hundreds of comments from fellow Kmart shoppers seeing the funny side of the error. Picture: Facebook/KmartHacksDecor

The string of jokes continued with many sharing their pun-filled remarks.

“The person who put it there was probably having a ‘hard time’,” a Facebook user wrote.

“Warning: This product may contain traces of nuts,” said another.

“I wonder what section of the store that extra bit came from. Never seen it on any of my thousands of visits to Kmart,” one woman asked.

News.com.au has contacted Kmart for comment