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14th November 2021
12:59pm GMT
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On Thursday evening, border control officials discovered the 418kg haul at the Channel Tunnel's UK inbound zone in Coquelles, France.
Totalling an astronomical £33m, not including the onion rings, the shipment was set for general sale here in the UK.
The lorry diver, 30-year-old Piotr Perzenowski from Poland, has been charged with smuggling Class A narcotics.
Perzenowski appeared at Folkestone Magistrates' Court on Saturday and will remain in custody until the 13 of December.
But the big question is, what happened to the onion rings?
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In other foodie news, Aldi's Cuthbert the Caterpillar was seen handcuffed in the supermarkets newest Christmas advert.
Cuthbert and Collin have been at war since M&S filed an intellectual property claim with the High Court earlier this year.
Aldi took the high road and asked for collaboration, tweeting: "Hey @marksandspencer can Colin and Cuthbert be besties? We're bringing back a limited edition Cuthbert and want to donate profits to cancer charities including your partners @macmillancancer & ours @teenagecancer. Let's raise money for charity, not lawyers #caterpillarsforcancer."
M&S tweeted in response: "Hey @AldiUK we love a charity idea (Colin's been a BIG fundraiser for years). We just want you to use your own character.
"How about #kevinthecarrotcake ? That idea's on us… and we promise we won't do Keith."
Naturally, Aldi teamed up with just about every other supermarket besides M&S and then proceeded to tweet sassy remarks towards their rivals. Related links:Explore more on these topics:
