A British man has criticised his Too Good To Go order from Morrisons, describing it as the 'worst ever' after receiving a bag filled only with fruit and vegetables. Elliot Jeory, 39, from Preston, Lancashire, paid £4.99 for the mystery bundle, which he claims did not meet the advertised value of £10.
In a TikTok video that has garnered over 90,000 views, Jeory expressed his disappointment, stating he would request a refund. He calculated that the yellow sticker total of the items—including a 15p lettuce, cauliflower, nectarines, broccoli, watermelon slices, and pak choi—amounted to only £6.47.
Jeory acknowledged the element of luck involved in Too Good To Go orders but argued that the value fell short. 'So it’s not £10 worth of stuff as advertised. I’m going to get my money back,' he said. He noted that while the food was edible, much of it was snacks, and he would need to supplement it with items he already had.
Social media users were divided, with some agreeing that the haul was disappointing. One commented, 'A lot of places are told to give a limited number of items! Crazy when the whole point is to avoid waste!' Another shared a similar experience: 'I got one from Morrisons a few years ago, they gave me 25 bags of Brussel's sprouts lol.'
However, others defended the bag, with one viewer calling it 'an amazing haul' and another saying they would prefer fruit and vegetables over baked goods. A Morrisons representative stated that the bag contained approximately £10 worth of full-priced products, based on their calculations.
