Unfortunate typo on sausage packet has supermarket customers swearing off meat
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We're not very good at it in the UK, but in many countries, when you slaughter an animal, you use most of its parts.
Not just the meaty, juicy bits - but the parts which sound a little less appetising to our sensitive ears (and palette).
We're talking about tripe, feet, gizzards, necks, spleen and even tendons.
If none of those really tickle your tastebuds, however, then be glad you didn't spot this packet of sausages in a supermarket in Adelaide, Australia.
Because these aren't like any sausages we've heard of before.
And maybe this is a cut of meat too far...
(Image: Instagram)
The unfortunate typo was spied by an eagle-eyed shopper who says she saw it on a packet of beef sausages at a Foodland Valley View supermarket.
At least, we hope it's a typo?
The photo was shared on the S**t Adelaide Instagram page and was quick to rack up the comments.
It took some people a little while for the penny to drop, but once it did, the comments rolled in thick and fast.
(Image: iStockphoto)
"Think I'll go back to veggie," one woman wrote - and we can see her point.
"It's good to see that they're using the whole cow..." pointed out someone else.
Another commenter made the joke (and good point) "At least they spelt COUNTRY right..."