"The first thought was, 'What if I just swallowed that?'" Nasrallah said to WJXT. "That could have been so bad, especially since I was home alone."
When WJXT reached out to Tyson Foods, the company released a statement that said they are taking the matter “very seriously” and they have “been in contact with the consumer to find out more about the product.”
Nasrallah's mother said to WJXT that Tyson Foods asked her to send them the actual piece of metal and the rest of the hot dogs from the package.
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