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An Aldi shopper has sparked outrage online after spotting a bizarre detail on a jar of honey that highlighted the product wasn't as Australian made as it seemed.
The customer purchased a 700g jar of 'Bramwells Mixed Blossom Honey' from the popular supermarket in a hurry without reading the label.
When she got home she discovered it was only made from 20 per cent Australian ingredients.
The woman shared her disappointment over the lack of Australian ingredients in the product to a popular Facebook group 'Aldi Mums' and declared she wouldn't ever purchase honey again without reading the label.
An Aldi customer realised the 700g jar of 'Bramwells Mixed Blossom Honey' she had purchased in a hurry was only made from 20 per cent Australian ingredients (stock image)
'I try to buy Aussie products and sometimes end up with disappointment by being in a hurry,' the unhappy customer wrote.
'What would comprise 20 per cent Aussie in honey whilst it says 100 per cent honey?'
The shopper accompanied her post with two images of the honey product from Aldi and highlighted a part of the label which read: 'Packed in
