Finch bakery #3

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Donald23

mancalice said:
Well whatever she ordered them and they were terrible. She said she ordered them to come as soon as possible so I took that as fast delivery
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I wouldn’t worry one of the twins or their friends is clearly bored. New member only message they’ve posted
 
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WhatABore

WhatABore

mancalice said:
My little cousin sent me a box of ‘finch goodies’ which are like huge brownie bar things. I can’t even describe how bad they are! She ordered them for fast delivery. They are stale to the point of inedible. They weigh loads but are genuinely just a mix of heavy sugary goop. Anyone tempted to buy from here I really wouldn’t waste your money. I have had things when they first started that were really good but those days are long gone
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Their delivery is fast in general. Or at least when I've ordered them.
Ive had 3 lots now and they've all been stale 🙃😂
 
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al255

It’s a shame cos now it’s mass produced in a way the quality isn’t the same. I prefer Lidl bakery 😝
 
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al255

Charlip said:
I don’t get how they are allowed nails like that or allow them in their catering business.
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They l shouldn’t. It’s a food safety risk not to mention the grime under the nails! They need reporting to food standards 🤮
 
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WhatABore

WhatABore

We weren't even allowed nail varnish when working with food, nevermind false nails ect!
 
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noseypie

Long acrylic nails in food businesses make me dry heave. They are near enough impossible to clean fully under them. Not sure on laws or regulations but I thought it was pretty standard under food hygiene that false nails and polish aren’t allowed or if they are they are supposed to wear gloves 🤷‍♀️
 
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Pretty In Pink

noseypie said:
Long acrylic nails in food businesses make me dry heave. They are near enough impossible to clean fully under them. Not sure on laws or regulations but I thought it was pretty standard under food hygiene that false nails and polish aren’t allowed or if they are they are supposed to wear gloves 🤷‍♀️
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I've never worked in a bakery, but I used to work in a deli and we were very definitely not allowed false nails, nail polish, rings (bar one plain wedding band), multiple piercings (one sleeper per ear), even eyelash extensions were banned.
 
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Irrch

Wow the post on finchfessions shows how much work they have done. (A bit shocked tbh it might have just been the odd bit)
 
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noseypie

So we’re about to be subjected to endless posts of kitchen renovations on a bakery account 🙄
 
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Thatswhattatsaid

I’m sorry but these kind of things make me cringe. Instead of posting on socials asking them to ring you to pay maybe consider what needs to change to prevent it from happening in the first place. Knowing the cult attitude their followers/friends will be gunning for that person.
 

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Thatswhattatsaid said:
I’m sorry but these kind of things make me cringe. Instead of posting on socials asking them to ring you to pay maybe consider what needs to change to prevent it from happening in the first place. Knowing the cult attitude their followers/friends will be gunning for that person.
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Feel like I've seen these posts from them so often!
 
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