A British man shopping at an Aldi in Australia was left horrified after discovering what he described as 'morally wrong' colour coding of crisp flavours. Lee Marshall took to TikTok to vent his frustration, claiming the supermarket had swapped the traditional bag colours for popular varieties.
In his video, Marshall pointed out that cheese and onion crisps were in a yellow bag, which he argued should be reserved for ham and mustard. He also expressed shock at chicken flavour crisps being in a 'f**king green bag', insisting they should be in a mustard-coloured packet.
The confusion continued with prawn cocktail crisps, which were not pink but instead labelled as salt and vinegar. The 'original' flavour was in a blue bag, while barbecue crisps were in an orange packet—colours that Marshall said were all wrong.
Marshall asked fellow shoppers if they agreed the flavours were in the wrong colour bags, but was met with disagreement. An Aldi employee swiftly walked away, leaving him baffled. The video sparked a bizarre debate in the comments, with one Brit saying, 'Salt and vinegar in a pink bag hurt my brain the most.' Another added, 'I've never been this triggered.'
Despite the outcry, many found humour in the situation, with one commenter noting, 'The worker clearly ignoring you made me cackle.' The video has since gone viral, highlighting the cultural differences in crisp packaging between the UK and Australia.
