Tesco customer's £5 eggs Benedict dish branded a 'monstrosity' after falling VERY short of expectations

A FURIOUS Tesco customer has slammed their 'monstrous' £5 Eggs Benedict after tucking in at his local store.

Thomas Hesketh, 20, was disgusted when served the dish at a café in the supermarket giant’s Wigan branch.

Sharing a picture of the eggs on Twitter, he fumed: “Ordered eggs Benedict in your Wigan cafe and received this monstrosity.”

The image showed two limp pieces of cold ham with what looks like dollops of salad cream and custard on a small piece of bread.

Traditionally the American recipe consists of an English muffin topped with thick slices of ham and two poached eggs with Hollandaise sauce to top it all off.

Thomas said he finished the dish despite how it looked as his dad’s breakfast was already there and they “didn’t have time to wait for another.”


According to the dissatisfied diner the Hollandaise sauce came straight out of the fridge.

He said: “I could see as it was an open kitchen. The Hollandaise sauce was straight out of a small tub from the fridge.”

The stomach-churning picture has gone viral with more than 15,800 likes and 2,799 retweets.

Plenty of people made tongue-in-cheek comments about the dish with more than one questioning the appearance of the eggs.

Ross wrote: “Did they use white Cadbury Creme Eggs?”

Cherry Morello said: “I hear Homer Simpson’s asking for his eyes back.”

Tesco replied to Thomas’ tweet saying: “I’m very sorry about this happening. Did you tell the cafe staff?”

But Thomas was sure to let them know that it wasn’t the staff that were the issue but the food itself.

He replied: “Yes, they said they would cook me up another one but it would be the same!”

A spokesman for Tesco later apologised for Thomas’ bang average breakfast.

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A Tesco spokesperson said: “Our Café team are really passionate about serving our customers great quality breakfasts and we’re sorry this Eggs Benedict didn’t meet our usual high standards.

“We’ve offered Thomas a gesture of goodwill and would welcome him back into store soon so we can put this right.”

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