Utah Woman Says She Found Snake Head in Can of Green Beans

"As I got closer to lift it off the spoon, I saw eyes"

 An Oregon food distribution company has halted some shipments of canned green beans after a Utah woman said she found a snake head in a can.

Troy Walker of Farmington, Utah, said she made the unsettling discovery while she and fellow church members were preparing meals Wednesday night for neighbors.
Walker said she was taking beans out of a slow cooker when she spotted something odd, KSL-TV in Salt Lake City reports.

“It looked pretty much like a burnt bean, and then as I got closer to lift it off the spoon, I saw eyes,” Walker said. “That’s when I just dropped it and screamed.”

Walker said she took the snake head and empty can back to the grocery store where she bought the food. She took a picture first of the snake head to send to Western Family, a food distribution company based in Oregon.
Western Family vice president of quality control Sharon McFadden said that the company takes the matter seriously and is working with the supplier that produced the green beans to find out what happened and how many cans came from the batch.

Walker said she couldn’t eat the next day because she was queasy, but she said she’s not mad. She just hopes nobody else finds other parts of the snake in their canned green beans.
She said she’s trying to have a sense of humor about events that are already becoming a fun little story for her and others. Youth leaders from her Mormon church congregation helping prepare the meals thought the snake head was “kind of cool and fun,” Walker said.
She’s hosting a family dinner this week.