''It's Terrifying'': Woman In China Finds Human Tooth In Mooncake, Probe Underway
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She confirmed the tooth wasn't from anyone in her family and immediately reported the incident to the police.
Sam's Club, a US-based supermarket chain, is facing investigation after a shocking discovery in one of its China branches. According to the South China Morning Post, a customer was left stunned after she found a human tooth in a meat-filled mooncake purchased from the Changzhou location in Jiangsu province. A video posted on Douyin by the woman shows the unsettling find in the 30-yuan ($4) pastry. The disturbing footage shows a hand holding a suspected human molar, covered in meat filling, on a piece of tissue paper next to a partially consumed mooncake. She confirmed the tooth wasn't from anyone in her family and immediately reported the incident to the police.
''My family ate this just now... Look at what they ate. It's terrifying,'' a voice can be heard saying.
Sam's Club has now launched an investigation into the disturbing discovery, while the mooncake manufacturer has denied any possibility of contamination. Speaking to Hongxing News, spokesperson Liu insisted it's ''impossible'' for a tooth to be mixed into the meat filling.
