Greggs customer left speechless after getting huge bag of food for just £3
A man has been left in disbelief after getting his hands on a £3 Too Good To Go bag from Greggs - as the contents he received were more than he ever could have hoped for.
A man was gobsmacked after opening a £3 Too Good To Go bag from Greggs - and he couldn't believe the haul inside. Too Good To Go is a nifty app that helps you cut down on food waste while snagging a bargain on scrumptious goodies.
You don't get to choose exactly what's in your mystery bag, but they're usually packed with items perfect for freezing or munching on the spot, depending on where you buy them. The concept has soared in popularity recently, with folks eagerly posting their bag reveals online, debating if the contents are worth the cash spent.
Owen Reeman, a TikTok influencer, has amassed over 519,000 followers with his food reviews. In his latest post, he revealed the surprises packed in his enigmatic Greggs bundle.
" Too Good To Go bag, acquired," he announced, flaunting his Greggs bag to his audience in a video. "This might be the heaviest Too Good To Go bag of all time, look at the size of it!"
"This cost three quid by the way," he mentioned before delving into the bag's treasures. "Right, let's row through this bag to see what we've got."
He first pulled out a caramel doughnut, swiftly followed by a pink jammy doughnut, reports the Mirror.
"I like both of those, that's all you could ask for," Owen remarked as he reached back into the bag, pulling out a Tandoori Chicken Baguette to his pleasure.
He was thrilled, exclaiming: "That's like £3 on it's own, that's brilliant." Unveiling the fourth treat, he announced with joy, "Chicken bake. Absolutely class."
"This is like Mary Poppins' bag, it just keeps on going and going and going. There's still loads left.
The haul continued with a Jammy Heart Biscuit, two scrumptious sausage rolls, an extra chicken bake, and another steak bake to boot.
Overwhelmed by the bounty, Owen declared enthusiastically: "That is... we've got two sausage rolls, two chicken bakes, two steak bakes, a baguette, two doughnuts, and a heart biscuit. We've got 10 items for three quid," he marvelled. "That might be the greatest Too Good To Go bag of all time. I'm never, ever, gonna top that."
Owen wasn't alone in being astounded by the contents of the surprise bag. In the comments section of his viral video, which has racked up over half a million views in just a week, viewers chimed in with their comparable jackpot moments.
One user expressed amazement: "Best day of this bloke's life." While another shared their fortune: "I got eight baguettes once and two doughnuts for £3 and I felt like the luckiest man alive."
Someone else recounted: "My local one gave me two full bags once even though I only paid for one. It was two minutes until the end of pick up and nobody else had ordered. It was a ridiculous amount!"
Another commenter who works at Greggs at a service station shared their insider experience: "I work at a Greggs at a service station and we literally fill the bags to the point where we can't get anything else in, sometimes we'll even give you a second bag if we have enough waste."
Yet, not all feedback on Gregg's Too Good To Go bags has been positive, with one customer sharing their disappointment: "I got a Too Good To Go bag from Greggs once and it was four vegetable bakes. Fuming."
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