‘Apparently we can’t be trusted to mix cheese with pastry’: Woolworths sparks outrage after importing bakery twists from Germany
- An image of a two-pack of cheese twists was uploaded to Reddit and mocked
- Commenters believed Woolworths thought they were too dumb to make them
- Other commenters appreciated the convenience of having them prepared
Woolworths has sparked outrage online after cheese twists imported from Germany were spotted on the supermarket giant’s shelves.
An image of a two-pack of cheese twists was uploaded to Reddit and captioned: ‘Apparently we can’t be trusted to combine cheese with pastry.’
Many commenters couldn’t believe Woolworths were unable to make cheese twists in Australia, while others appreciated the product’s convenience.
An image of a two-pack of cheese twists was uploaded to Reddit and captioned: ‘Apparently we can’t be trusted to combine cheese with pastry’
Some people were critical of the long list of ingredients used to make the snack.
Cheese twists from Woolworths are made from wheat flour, cheese, palm oil, sugar butterfat, dijon mustard, a firming agent and other ingredients.
‘The irony is that to make your own takes about 20 minutes at home. So even if they were made In Australia, it is not really worth buying additive-laden crap,’ one commenter said.
‘The list of ingredients… Holy crap,’ another said.
‘So we’ve moved from taking bread out of the mouths of Irishmen to superior German pastry engineering, ‘ one person joked.
Not everyone was critical of the cheese twists as some said they believed it was a quick and easy alternative
Not everyone was critical of the cheese twists as some believed importing them was a convenient alternative to making them.
‘Nah, it’s just cheaper,’ one person said.
‘To be fair, German baked goods are delicious,’ another person said.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Woolworths for comment.
Some people were critical of the long list of ingredients used to make the snack (stock image)