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The discovery was made at a Mormon
church in Farmington, Utah, while
women and youth were preparing a
meal for older members of the
congregation. The find has led an
Oregon food distribution company to
halt further shipments of the green
beans.
Troy Walker told KSL-TV in Salt Lake
City she was taking beans out of a
slow cooker when she spotted
something out of place.
"It looked pretty much like a burnt
bean, and then as I got closer to lift it
off the spoon, I saw eyes," Walker
said. "That's when I just dropped it
and screamed."
Chris Smith, who was also cooking at
the church, told the Associated Press
it was a very small snake head that
had clearly been cut up and when the
kids came to see it, they threw out
several other large pots of string
beans that were also cooking before
looking inside.
"Who knows where the other parts of
that snake were?" Smith told the AP
Friday.
Walker said she took the snake head
and empty can back to the grocery
store where she bought the food. She
took a picture of the snake head to
send to Western Family, an Oregon-
based food distribution company
whose label was on the can.
Sharon McFadden, vice president of
quality control for Western Family,
said that the company takes the
matter seriously and is working with
the supplier that produced the green
beans to find out what happened and
how many cans came from the batch.
McFadden said shipments of canned
green beans from the batch that came
from this specific supplier are on
hold. McFadden declined to disclose
the supplier, saying only that it's
based in the Pacific Northwest.
The company is investigating where
cans from the batch were shipped.
Once the cans are located, they will
be taken off the shelves, McFadden
said.
Walker said she couldn't eat the next
day because she was queasy but that
she's not mad. She just hopes
nobody else finds other parts of the
snake in their canned green beans.
She said she's trying to have a sense
of humor about events that are
already becoming a fun little story for
her and others. Youth leaders from
her church helping prepare the meals
thought the snake head was "kind of
cool and fun," Walker said.
She's hosting a family dinner this
weekend, and had to be clear in her
texts about what will be on the menu.
"I said, 'I promise I am not going to
serve green beans. We are not having
green beans,'" Walker said with a
laugh.

www.foxnews.com/us/2016/02/20/utah-woman-finds-severed-snake-head-in-can-green-beans.html

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