Aldi shoppers lose it over hilarious chicken nugget find

Aldi shoppers are in hysterics after a mum made an accidental X-rated discovery in a seemingly innocent packet of chicken nuggets.

Adelaide woman Emma Smith opened the packet only to find two of the dinosaur-shaped nuggets fused together — some saying it looks like she had interrupted a rather intimate moment between the two.

"Found in a bag of Aldi dinosaur nuggets," the mum wrote in a post to the Aldi Fans Australia Facebook group, along with a picture of poultry reptiles on a baking tray.

"'Lazy Adelaide mum cooks son chicken nugget dinner and is shocked when she opens the bag,'" she joked in the caption.

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The post quickly gained over 1000 likes with users commenting on the funny find.

"When a mummy dinosaur and a daddy dinosaur get frozen in a special moment," one Aldi fan wrote.

"What’s the problem? That’s how they make more Dino nuggets!" another replied.

"Oh my god - I'm totally offended by this! Think of the children! Their eyes! My eyes! aahhhh!" another woman joked while another declared it "food porn".

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Despite the "naughty nuggets" giving the woman's Monday night a crude twist, fellow Aldi fans appreciated the humorous post with some thanking her for making them laugh.

"Made my day," a user wrote with many agreeing saying she "won" the internet that day.

Ms Smith said she couldn't believe the reaction the dinosaur nuggets caused on the page.

"When I first saw the nugget I couldn't help but laugh," she told Yahoo News Australia.

"I decided to post the nugget to the Aldi fan group I'm in because I think we all need a laugh in these times."

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