When she takes out her traditional brick of coconut water from her refrigerator, on April 25, the American Barbara Kline is far from imagining what she will find there. As she drinks the liquid through the straw, she sucks a bite. “I immediately threw out the water, shook the box and heard something banging against the walls,” she confides in New York Post.
By opening the packaging of the Vita Coco brand drink, she makes a discovery that lifts the heart: a sticky, unidentified mass that she compares to an “octopus” or “mold” while remaining convinced that it is. something else is still happening. The interested party specifies that she had not exceeded the deadline for consumption of the brick, which was set for July 21.
“It makes me sick just thinking about it,” the mother of two commented on his Facebook account, where she posted the photo of her find, urging people to share it en masse. The American, living in New York State, says she suffered from vomiting and diarrhea for several days after her mishap.
Have the substance examined
A representative of the famous beverage brand told the New York Post that he had contacted the woman and took the story very seriously, but that Barbara Kline refused to question them with the substance in question to identify her.
The young woman says she wants to have it examined herself to determine its origin. She also saw a doctor and had blood drawn. One thing is certain, Barbara Kline will change her favorite drink …
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