Human blood in food is more common than wed like to think. Chefs and fast-food employees spend their days using knives and cutting equipment, so cuts happen.

In 2004, a California woman literally bit the bullet. In fact, she bit twoand they both came from the same hot dog. She was eating a hot dog from a local Costco when she suddenly found herself chewing metal.

A condom is probably one of the most disgusting things you can find in your food, even if its a bacon-flavored one. A customer of a California seafood restaurant experienced this the hard waywhen she found a rolled-up condom in her clam chowder.

In 2009, a man opened a can of Diet Pepsi and took a sip. Instead of the familiar cola taste, his mouth filled with a strange liquid that tasted so awful he could not even describe it properly. When he poured away the undrinkable liquid, he found a small, frog was slowly decomposing inside the can.

A Texas school cafeteria accidentally served beans in glass shard sauce because a badly constructed glass barrier near the food was literally chipping away.

Mice get caught in food production lines, ending up deep-fried and salted in bags of potato chips.

Some fast-food companies actually use razor blades for cleaning purposes, as theyre handy for scraping difficult corners clean. These blades are not always stored properly.

Spiders are often found crawling inside shipments of fruit. These spiders are usually as exotic as the fruit itself, and they can often survive the trip to the grocery store.

All it really takes is one freak accident at some point in the manufacturing process. Maybe a packing line employee gets hit in the jaw by a piece of malfunctioning equipment. Maybe someones dental hygiene is so bad that their teeth just keep falling off.

Cymothoa exigua commonly known as the tongue-eating louse. Although fish companies know to look for these parasites, sometimes they slips through the control system and end up in supermarket fish counters.