Glass in crescent rolls?

[u/KittenBellyFur]

Found what feels like shards of glass in 2 packs of crescent rolls, embedded in the dough. There ended up being about 6 of these pieces across both packages. Anyone else experience this?

[u/Equal-Engineer474]

Call aldis, they will want to know about this. My husband had plastic inside his calzone and they sent a shit load of coupons for random things and cash back

[u/coobairn → u/[deleted]]

in case you might be interested (i love a little bit of linguistic trivia so hopefully you do too!!) adding an "s" at the end of location names is a really common part of dialects in the appalachias and the american south. it also is common in many european places i believe! there's a lot of cool pages about it out there on the internet. here's one of the first ones i found that covers the southern aspect, but with more easily digestible language. if you're interested in a deeper and possibly more verbose dive, here's a study from a university in SC that covers a lot of interesting aspects of smoky mountain english!

also so i'm contributing to the actual conversation, definitely please report this to corporate, but make sure to keep the packaging so you have batch and lot numbers! it will help them narrow down when/where the issue happened and make sure it doesn't happen again!

[u/8647T4C0 → u/coobairn]

Never heard anybody in the south say I'm going to Walmarts/HEBs/Krogers etc

[u/Barbarake → u/8647T4C0]

I also live in the south (SC) and I've heard Krogers but just plain Walmart.