Former ASDA Employee Warns You Not to Buy These 12 ITEMS

Former ASDA Employee Warns You Not to Buy These 12 Items Most Asda shoppers assume the front of the pack tells them what they need to know. A familiar own-label name, a Rollback sticker, a picture of a farm or a dessert. But when you read the ingredient list, check the government's recall notices and look past the big price on the shelf edge, a very different picture appears. A ham and beef paste where the beef is twelve per cent. Sausages sitting exactly on the legal minimum for pork. Chicken that was reared in Germany. Seat pads that could catch fire. A man who spent more than a decade as a buyer at Asda has spoken to the trade press about what the Rollback sticker doesn't tell you. In this video, we start from his warning and go through Asda's shelves, its own ingredient listings and the government's recall notices to find the twelve things the front of the pack never mentions. In this video, you'll discover: The ham and beef paste with more water in it than beef The frozen sausages made with exactly the legal minimum of pork What "reformed" and "with added water" really mean on a pack of ham The Asda chicken that was reared in Germany, and the website claim that disappeared The George Home cushions and seat pads recalled because they could catch fire The toys sold at Asda that were recalled over traces of asbestos What a former Asda buyer says the Rollback sticker doesn't tell you The four-part habit that would have caught every item on this list Every claim in this video is based on Asda's own product listings, government recall notices, company statements, trade press reports or named sources. At UK Food Exposed, we investigate what British consumers are actually getting for their money, from supermarket shelves to restaurant chains and the heritage brands we grew up trusting. If this video helps you shop smarter, subscribe to UK Food Exposed, hit the Hype button, and hit like. Every hype helps push this investigation to more shoppers before they waste