Przemek, 19, said he immediately spewed when he realised that he had bitten into a plaster.
A Scots man was left physically sick after tucking into his beef dish from a local Chinese takeaway, only to find a used plaster in his food.
The 19-year-old said he has tried to contact the eatery to complain but their number just rings out. He is now scared of falling ill, reports Edinburgh Live. “During the meal I struggled to chew the food so I took it out of my mouth and found that what I was struggling to chew was actually a used plaster that was stuck together like a ring.
“I literally threw up in the toilet straight away, that's how disgusted I was by this horrible experience and I think I should see the doctor for a check up in case I am poisoned.
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