A WOMAN has been left "stunned" after making a "once in a life time" discovery in a packet of cheese and onion crisps.

       Yarna Davies was flabbergasted when she opened a Walkers multipack from Sainsbury’s - and found one of the packets had no crisps in it at all.

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       Yarna Davies was flabbergasted when she opened a Walkers multipack from Sainsbury’s Credit: Media Wales 2

       Walkers has apologised after Yarna found no crisps in one of the packets Credit: Media Wales

       Yarna, from Cardiff, said she headed to the store last Monday to purchase the snacks.

       When she got home, tucked into a packet and then decided to dive in for another.

       But to her horror, the second packet had no crisps in it at all.

       Hairdresser Yarna told WalesOnline: "I bought them in Sainsbury’s down the road and opened the first packet about three days ago.

       “My friend was here and I finished the first packet. I thought ‘ooh, I’m still hungry - I’ll have another one’. I shook the pack, and though ‘ooh, that’s funny’.

       "And I said to my friend ‘have a look at this’. Obviously no noise or anything when I shook the packet.

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       “My friend said ‘oh my god that’s amazing - you need to do something about that’. I thought ‘don’t be silly’.

       "But my friend said ‘honestly now, it’s a once in a lifetime thing’.

       "So I thought ‘yeah I’ll share it’."

       Yarna said Walkers saw her post about her unusual find and she was pleased with their response.

       She said: "They saw it and said they’d reimburse me with vouchers and they apologised.

       "They said there was a problem with the machines. She said they’d had a problem with delivery drivers and something must have gone wrong with the production line.

       “I can’t lie I was about annoyed when I realised [there were no crisps in the packet], but now I just think it was one of those things."

       Yarna said she's even going to keep the empty unopened packet as a memento.

       “It’s really quite fun to leave it unopened and have it there. I think I’ll put it in a drawer and keep it.

       "Like I say, it’s a once in a lifetime thing and this is never going to happen to me again."

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