Lettuce introduce you to the live frog found in this grocery store salad bag
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In a lettuce-leaf scenario that’s sure to make any shopper squeamish, a live frog has been discovered inside a bag of salad at a Winnipeg, Manitoba, grocery store.
The discovery was made by a customer who found the amphibian in their bag of organic mixed greens at one of the city’s major retail chains. The store is yet to comment on the incident or how such an unusual item could end up in produce that should be inspected and packaged before reaching the shelves.
Local residents have expressed a mix of horror and curiosity over social media, with some calling for stricter quality control meas…
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