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"As if you needed another reason to hoard Goldfish crackers, a 9-year-old girl in South Carolina found a wedding ring in her bag of Goldfish, reports  WSPA South Carolina. Upon discovering the ring, Peyton Postol asked her mother, &amp;quot;Is there supposed to be a ring in here?&amp;quot; Her mother took a closer look: &amp;quot;I took a double take and sure enough it was a real ring,&amp;quot; Stephanie Postol said. Both the family and the Goldfish manufacturers are unsure where the ring came from, but they suspect it happened at a Pepperidge Farm processing plant in Denver. A rep for the company is &amp;quot;puzzled about how the ring ended up in the package because employees are forbidden from wearing jewelry while working in the plants, and also must wear gloves.&amp;quot; All packages are required to go through a metal detector before being sent out too.  Peyton&amp;#039;s mother was excited at first, &amp;quot;[b]ut now the thought of them not using gloves or whatnot, makes me not want to eat it anymore.&amp;quot; Not me. BRB, headed to Costco for a 12-pack.  Follow Tess on  Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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