【Arnold Reyes Archives】

LONDON -- If you had to list the items you'd least like to find in your pot of jam,Arnold Reyes Archives a condom would most likely be pretty high up there.

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On Monday, Troy Hawkins shared the following post on British supermarket Co-op's Facebook page.

Yep, we know what you're thinking, but hang on a minute -- according to the Co-Op's response, the white splodge shown in the picture above isn'ta condom. Apparently it's just solidified foam.

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Here's their reply in full:

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"As the jar passed along the production line the movement of the jar rolled and folded the foam layer in a way that resembled a condom."

Bet that's a sentence the Co-op social media manager never thought they'd have to write.

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