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Cops offer a scathing response to the viral Weetbix and baked beans dish that sent the internet into a frenzy
- Victoria Police have hilariously responded to UK’s viral Weetbix tweet
- The British cereal suggested fans should try Heinz baked beans on their cereal
- ‘Please do not report crime via social media,’ police commented on the tweet
- The comment has received almost 10,000 likes on Twitter in under 14 hours
Victorian police have mocked a popular British cereal company Weetabix in witty Twitter put down.
The cereal brand shocked the world after suggesting fans should try to eat their baked beans on top of the cereal bricks, even sharing a picture of how to do it.
UK’s Weetabix has suggested fans should try Heinz baked beans on their cereal (pictured)
Victoria Police have commented with a hilarious tweet that compares it to a crime (pictured)
While the response to the unique meal was overwhelmingly negative, the brand certainly achieved its aim of attracting attention – even from Australia’s Victorian police.
‘Please do not report crime via social media,’ Victoria Police tweeted at Weetabix and HeinzUK.
The comment was liked 10,000 likes in under 14 hours.
The Weetabix Baked Beans tweet has become a marketers dream – with other companies such as Specsavers and Just Eat UK managing to cash in on the fun.
‘Removes glasses…Puts on blindfold,’ glasses retailer, Specsavers, quipped.
‘We’ve looked. We’re happy to announce you cannot order this anywhere from on our app…’, Just Eat UK tweeted.
The original tweet has 100,000 likes on Twitter and almost 35,000 retweets.
The Victorian police tweet has gone viral with almost 10,000 likes in under 14 hours as companies like Specsavers and Just Eat UK also join in on the fun (pictured)
