MKR star’s controversial act in Woolworths supermarket aisle caught on camera

rewrite this content and keep HTML tags An MKR contestant’s controversial act in a Woolworths supermarket has been caught on camera.Sisters Patricija and Brigita have been the dark horses of MKR, with many expecting the pair to “blow away” the competition in their Instant Restaurant round.The Queensland team presented a Lithuanian menu during Wednesday night’s episode, dividing the MKR teams and judges Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge with their authentic dishes.Stream the world’s best reality, entertainment and true crime shows for free on 7Bravo on 7plus >>But it was Patricija’s easy-to-miss act while shopping for the night’s ingredients at her local Woolies which is sure to divide viewers at home.While selecting groceries for their cold beetroot soup, the lawyer picked up four bunches of shallots from the Woolworths display.As she grabbed her last bunch, Patricija dropped another bundle of shallots on the floor of the busy store.An MKR star’s act in the produce aisle of a Woolworths supermarket has been caught on camera. Credit: SevenMKR judge Colin Fassnidge takes on ‘rude’ contestant: ‘Let’s go’The camera captured the contestant picking up the discarded produce.But instead of taking it with her or giving it to a Woolworths worker, she put it back on the display shelf.The move meant the shallots were now back on the shelves for another unsuspecting customer to buy.The issue of what to do with fresh produce that’s been accidentally dropped on the dirty supermarket floor has long sparked debate on social media.MKR star Patricija was filmed dropping the shallots on the floor. Credit: SevenMany admit that they – like Patricija – place it back on the shelf with no second thought.“I put it back. If I damaged it beyond sellable I’d show it to the produce guy and tell him I dropped it. Then move on with my shopping,” one said.Another said: “I put it back. End of story.”Others, however, argue that it’s poor form.“It’s just gross,” one said. “I know we’re supposed to wash our produce when we get it home from the supermarket, but no-one does it. So putting the fruit or veggies back on the shelf is just rude for other shoppers.”Another said: “I usually take it to a staff member and tell them it fell on the floor. It’s the right thing to do.”One more said they’d had an angry confrontation with a retail worker over the issue.She was then seen placing the shallots back on the shelf. Credit: Seven“Today at the grocery store I was approached by an employee who was angry that I put back the orange that my kid had knocked onto the floor,” a shopper said.“He went on about how he now needed to rewash the now ‘contaminated’ oranges.”Patricija’s shallot action is not the only part of the episode sure to set tongues wagging.Despite predictions that the Queensland team could win MKR given their tough critiques and strong attitudes, they in fact finished at the bottom of the round.Patricija and Brigita’s unique menu was criticised by many MKR team members, earning them a score of just 59 – two points behind mums Amber and Mel.It means they were eliminated from the contest, leaving Radha and Prabha, Sonia and Marcus, Tommy and Rach, Aaron and Chris, Nick and Christian, Claudean and Anthony and Amber and Mel to move through to the MKR quarter finals.For more engaging entertainment content, visit 7Life on Facebook.If you’d like to view this content, please adjust your Cookie Settings.To find out more about how we use cookies, please see our Cookie Guide.MKR judge Colin Fassnidge makes major announcement after nine long yearsCheck your change now: The $1 coin that could be worth $3000

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