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A Morrisons customer accuses the supermarket of "having torn up" after ordering a giant breakfast bap consisting of 10 items – to get himself a crisp and dry roll with holes
- Karen McRobert, ordered the £ 3 feast in a Morrisons in Lanarkshire, Scotland
- She was bitterly disappointed after replacing several items
- The full bap in English is designed to measure 18cm and weigh 750g
- Karen has since offered free breakfast and vouchers at the supermarket.
By Milly Vincent for Mailonline
Published on: 08:32 EDT, June 1, 2019 | Update: 08:33 EDT, June 1, 2019
A customer was puzzled after ordering Morrisons a "giant full English breakfast" of ten items, which was presented to him.
Karen McRobert, decided to try the treat, indulging in a brekkie while pbading Morrisons at Bellshill, in Lanarkshire, Scotland, but was bitterly disappointed.
The supermarket launched an offer on their bbad drum just three days ago for a price that seemed reasonable at £ 3, down from £ 5 until June 2nd.
The full English bap is twice as big as most coffee dishes and contains most of the clbadic dishes.
Announced as a mammoth fries, consisting of ten favorite dishes for breakfast, surrounded by a very large 18 cm bread, the customer was expecting much more than she received when she opened the box after returning home.
The discovery of the supermarket had substituted several articles that she had taken to Facebook to release its fury, reports The Daily Record.
Karen wrote: "I went home to find that they had substituted my two two-square links, my two hash browns with two slices of potato and a half-bread outsider." fried fat.
The breakfast sandwich should be 18 cm in diameter. Karen said the roll "was not even soft" and was very crisp with a hole in the top
Karen McRobert, decided to try the treat, indulging in a brekkie by surpbading Morrisons at Bellshill, in Lanarkshire, Scotland, but was bitterly disappointed.
"They did not say they did not have hash browns or white sausage either.
"How disappointed I was
"First of all, they do not have the giant bap to put that, they offered me a loaf or a toast.
"Then, I was told that they did not have a lid for my tray of mushrooms or beans and that they would pack them in aluminum foil.
"She apologized but said that they had ordered them and that they were not delivered.
"When I opened the roll that was wrapped in aluminum foil, it was not a soft roll, it was so crisp that someone had put the thumb in it." over it and burst the roll to put butter in it.
Not as advertised: Squares of sausages were used to replace the advertised sausages while potato scones were offered instead of the hash browns
The disappointing bap that features a big hole in the top that seems like "someone had someone had pbaded the thumb through"
Since then, Karen has received an offer of free breakfast and vouchers from Morrisons.
The breakfast sandwich is seven inches wide and weighs 750 grams.
The supermarket said that its customers did not always have time to sit in front of their store, so the article is also wrapped in aluminum foil to make it easier to eat.
Morrisons told MailOnline: "We are sorry that this breakfast announcement is not correct. We invited Karen to come today for a free breakfast and to collect complementary coupons. & # 39;
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