Mouse droppings in bread?
Hello,
I just discovered what I thought was mouse or rat droppings in my bread while preparing breakfast. A photo follows:
This isn't an isolated case; it's like this in many slices from the bag. At first I assumed it was maybe burnt wheat or something, but the supposed feces is totally soft.
Now I'm wondering how to deal with this. Unfortunately, I've already eaten a few slices of the loaf, and it's well known that pest droppings can spread some diseases. Do I need to contact the health department? Should I contact the discount store where I bought the bread?
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You have something more often – don’t think it’s something unessable. In such a plant, a lot is produced – think there are other burnt residues of something – dough? Yeast?
But burnt things are usually not soft, whatever that is, it can be dissipated theoretically
Do you use any fat so it does not stick somewhere in the production process?
This is sack, and unfortunately nothing else!!
You analyzed it?
I’m sure it’s the mice jacket.
can – must not; but he could send it with the question of what it is…
Look at it again!! 😃
Such black remnants are often found on bread – or other baked goods – only right when you bake it yourself; therefore I am not convinced…
Yes, an optical analysis is sufficient.
You don’t have to eat this, but the bread – if odor sample is negative – you can eat so…
Not that I know. If it’s such a big bakery that you can buy bread, so I suppose, all over Germany.
I didn’t notice
Did the bread taste different?
Could also be chocolate if the bread was made somewhere where chocolate pastries were made.
Was a bakery, the bread you can buy in whole Germany
Yes, as I said, see answer.
Well, as I said, I’m still not sure that’s really not a Kot. I don’t risk
That’s reasonable. The eye finally eats.
I don’t know. I won’t eat the bread anymore
Take it back to the store and keep a sample of the unidentified substance for the purpose.
is on the packaging ne service call number? 0800… there I would call…
or take back to the store… they will make the maximum crack at the manufacturer and give you 5€ or so…
I’d inform the Health Office once, and the MUST accept the case. Don’t let yourself go.
But you’re right, right? Could be really Kot.
Of course, the sack is, I’m 99% sure!
The pack was unharmed.
😳
That’s logical. And quite simply, what else is it?
Now only the question arises: Was the package eaten and it happened in the supermarket, or was the package unharmed and that came in from the manufacturer….
I was just at the Health Office, they’re the same opinion.
You don’t have to.
I don’t think so.
You don’t have to. It’s 100% even mice.
I don’t think so.
I don’t. I only know how it goes in bakeries (and big bakeries) and supermarkets!!
I guess it’s the other way around.