Just one month after its launch, MrBeast’s Lunchables alternative, Lunchly, has made some stomachs churn instead of grumble. Lunchly customers are claiming the to-go lunch packages contain mold, with even a high-profile YouTuber joining the chorus of grossed-out buyers.
Rosanna Pansino, a YouTube-famous influencer and cookbook author with 14.5 million subscribers on the app, posted a video of herself Sunday opening a package of Lunchly containing ingredients for pizza, including disks of dough, a pouch of tomato sauce, and shredded cheese, which Pansino alleged contained spores of blue mold growing on it.
Pansino said she filmed the video, originally intended to compare the ingredients of Lunchly with Lunchables, in mid-October, and the Lunchly meals had a December expiration date. She blasted Lunchly for potentially endangering fans who purchased the product.
“I for one have grown sick of the ‘make money at any cost’ mindset of a lot of the top YouTubers,”…
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