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Bad news if you're a fan of the Dinty Moore beef stew, we all love the dinty more beef stew, don't we? Classic. Yep. Yeah. I wonder if up the road in Fremont, Nebraska, they have a Hormel plant, and that's a Hormel product. Oh, they make dinty. Okay. Yeah. What's the bad news? 256,000 pounds of canned beef stew nationwide due to potential contamination of wood fragments.

That's a lot of stew.

I don't know how wood fragments...

Yeah, swallowing wood fraggates be pretty bad.

Yeah.

The issue was discovered after three consumer complaints, finding pieces of wood in the beef stew product earlier this year.

Similar incidents of wood-like materials and frozen meals from lean cuisine and stofers.

Why have a result?

Led to a recall by, they're made by Nestle.

When I saw one, this one, I thought right up next alley too a haribou gummies with weed in them what was

that man are they branching out it was in no it was an accident it was overseas yeah no and it was like

a whole bag it's a whole family like ate this uh ate this bag did somebody put in regular gummies

with the haribu's to smuggle or something? Is that why they ate them?

Yeah, they had to infuse the regular

hairbow gummies with some THC.

And I don't know how you do that.

And whole family got a high as hell?

Tincture oil.

How old with the kids, man?

It doesn't say,

but they're warning consumers not to eat.

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