Customers claim ‘live maggot’ and ‘spider’ found in food at 39 Desserts' Sheffield Centertainment venue
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And another customer claims to have found a spider in his daughter’s strawberry cheesecake at the same venue.
Sophie Wilson visited 39 Desserts at Centertainment, near Attercliffe, on Sunday with her family after a trip to a nearby crazy golf venue.
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She said: “I’ve been there lots of times, and never had a problem. We’d been to the minigolf, so we thought we’d get a dessert. We all ordered our food. I ordered strawberry and chocolate
“The food arrived. I looked down and the chocolate was moving.”
She said when she looked she found the maggot in the dessert, which she had been sharing with her two-year-old daughter.
"I was shocked,” she said. “I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me.
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"Someone came over an offered to make us a fresh one, but I asked for my money back.
"There were eight of us, and we were all put off by what happened.
"I’m not usually one to complain, I’ve even been happy to eat cold food.”
She said the manager eventually agreed to a refund for the group. But Sophie, aged 27, from Brinsworth, in Rotherham, said she was disappointed she did not get an apology from the manager.
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Hide AdSophie said she had contacted Sheffield Council’s environmental health department over the incident.
Meanwhile, Joel Aheran, aged 26, a barber from Woodhouse, claimed to have found a dead spider in the strawberry sauce around his partner’s cheesecake, also on Sunday.
He said he had been there many times but not had problems before.
He said staff members were ‘mortified’ by the find, but the manager told him it was just part of a strawberry branch, which Joel does not agree with. He said he did not receive a refund, and was given the same dessert back with the object of concern removed.
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Hide AdHe said he had also contacted Sheffield Council environmental health, and the company’s head office
The Star has contacted 39 Desserts about the incident but has not received a reply.
Sheffield Council has also been contacted for comment.