Little Debbie's Cosmic Brownies are infested with worms.SeeÂ Example( s )
Little Debbie's Cosmic Brownies are infested with worms.SeeÂ Example( s )
On 25 May 2017 Facebook user Jessica Oâ€™Hern shared a video which purportedly depicted live worms crawling out of a recently unwrapped Little Debbie Cosmic Brownies snack cake: In a separate post, Oâ€™Hern said: < So my fiancÃ© just grabbed a pack of the Cosmic Brownies out the box. Then he opened the packet and found a worm of some sort on one side of the brownie! Then, another worm started coming out the middle of the brownieâ€¦ WILL NOT be eating these anymore ???? > That post was shared hundreds of thousands of times: In June 2016, a Facebook user saidÂ he had found â€œwormsâ€ in Little Debbie Oatmeal Pies. We contacted Little Debbie about theÂ claim at the time, and a company representativeÂ told us that they had inspected the package in question and found signs of pantry moths. The life span of a pantry moth, the representative told us, made the ideaÂ that the insects had invaded the snack cakes duringÂ the manufacturing process implausible.Â After the Cosmic Brownies incident, we again spoke to a Little Debbie representative, who told us that the woman who posted the claim did not respond to the companyâ€™s attempts to investigate. They told us that, once again, the insect in question appeared to be a pantry moth, a creature whose lifecycle is too short to survive manufacturing, shipping, point of sale, and home storage. Like the oatmeal pies, theirÂ brownies are rapidly sealed after being baked at temperatures too high for any insect to survive. The pantry moths likely found their way into the brownies at a grocery store or in the home, the representative told us.Â We contacted Oâ€™Hern via Facebook for further information, but have not yet received a reply.
"cosmic" AND "brownies" AND "worms"