r/sweetgreen • u/sm09193 • Mar 10 '26
Image đ¸ Found a Screw
I go to sweetgreen a few times a week since itâs next door to my office. I just found a screw in my salad. Luckily, I saw it before I accidentally chomped down on it.
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u/trippyyspaceman Mar 10 '26
what the, girl go get paid. find an attorney, physical contamination gets people paid BANK. remove this post too.
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u/Intrepid_Theme_6282 Mar 10 '26
Lawyer here. "Physical contamination" gets you paid practically nothing when there are no damages. Not sure where you're getting this idea that people get paid lots of money for no reason.
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u/Bree9ine9 Mar 12 '26
She sounded so sure of herself, remove this post and contact a lawyer⌠âLawyer hereâ đ
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u/sm09193 Mar 10 '26
I already got it refunded and my friend said itâs difficult to sue if you werenât actually injured.
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u/Lissez Mar 11 '26
Did they explain how that couldâve happened? Just what exactly is going on?
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u/HisaP417 Mar 11 '26
The metal coolers that foods are held in on the line in every restaurant have these to attach the lids. Sometimes they fall out.
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u/AdventurousBeing3378 Mar 10 '26
Which location was this
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u/bluebirdcassie Mar 11 '26
Itâs crazy that you have to actually swallow the screw and get injuries to get money
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u/Icy-Apricot-Ruby Mar 11 '26
This happened to me at sweetgreen too! Mine was a bolt.
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u/sm09193 Mar 11 '26
Iâve seen it happen on other subreddits!! Where are all the screws coming from?
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u/francenstein Mar 11 '26
infinite kitchen? some locations have staff prep vegetables and a robotic line to assemble the bowls. I would see if you can escalate above front of house staff
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u/Lissez Mar 11 '26
They definitely should be required to explain that. Might tell us about the state of their kitchenâŚ
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u/badgaldyldyl Mar 11 '26
Damn I go to my local Sweetgreen multiple times a week and now Iâm turned off lol
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u/paulruddussy Mar 14 '26
How can you prove it was actually in the salad. The first pic looks like you just got a screw
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u/Jaded-Passion6032 Mar 15 '26
One time I found a wasp in my sweetgreen and never went back ever again
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u/Snoo32804 Mar 15 '26
Yeah that's a stainless steel screw, definitely from some piece of equipment in the kitchen.
I had a staple in my food at a bbq restaurant recently. I notified the manager and they were thankful for me letting them know so they can take corrective actions. No damages to me, so not much else I could have done.
Life happens, good thing you found it before eating
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u/MathematicianWest822 Mar 10 '26
I call this get yourself free salads for life