Bunnings's new grilled sausage makes the public angry (Photo No. 7)
Australian hardware chain Bunnings's popular grilled sausage snack will make a small change for safety reasons, sparking outrage.
According to the report on Channel 7, the management of Bunnings, an Australian hardware chain, informed all store employees that, for reasons of occupational health and safety (OH&S), barbecue snacks sold at charity booths in the future would be sold over the weekend. The onions must be placed on the bread before the sausage.
Bunnings argued that the move was aimed at preventing onions from falling so as not to put customers at risk of slipping. The new rules will apply to Bunnings's 300 stores in Australia.
However, the change has caused a stir on the social network, angry barbecue enthusiasts are questioning.
One netizen asked if anyone really slipped because they stepped on onions. If so, isn't there the same risk of slipping with grilled sausage and sauce?
Some netizens commented angrily: "Ah!" Blast it! This is when occupational health and safety guidelines become completely absurd. "
Another netizen said: "this is not the way to eat roast sausage in Australia at all!" You have to put the grilled sausage before the onions! Occupational health and safety guidelines are on fire! "
Weekend trips to the Bunnings hardware chain for roast sausage have become a traditional weekend event for many Australians. Last year, a couple in Sydney even married at the Bunnings hardware chain.