the biggest question in cases like this are "what are the damages?" Typically proving damages in a case where something foreign is found in food, whether in a packaged product at home or in an eating establishment, is difficult. Unless the object causes injury like a broken tooth, cut mouth, or some sort of illness due to the ingestion, then you end up arguing that you have suffered a mental injury from finding something foregin in your food. Granted its weird, dangerous, and sometimes really gross, but proving a compensable injury based on finding something in your food is very hard. I've also had people ask to use it as some sort of leverage against a company to basically extort a settlement out of them, i.e. "pay me some money or I'll go to the media." I personally do not think that is ever a sound foundation to any case. Best of luck.
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