No juice? No problem. One parent packed a Savannah cider for their young one to sip on at school. Albeit it being the non-alcoholic version, the child was expelled for the mom’s naughty lunchbox addition.
It is alleged that the mom didn’t have any juice boxes to pack in and the cold crisp cider was her only option, which led to the child being expelled on Friday, May 14.
According to IOL, the mother took to Twitter to express her disappointment about what transpired at her child’s school. She shared a picture of her child’s snack box with the caption: “My child was expelled from school on Friday.
My child was expelled from school on Friday, ?
But what did I do wrong mina ? because I didn’t have juice so I gave her a non alcoholic savannah?#ThumaMinaMediaGroup Mr Smeg Koko President Zuma Mbaks Christianity pic.twitter.com/dWUa3byYxe— G.U (@MissGU_) May 16, 2021
In the meantime, the mother has received backlash from several Twitter users. When asked if she has beer in the fridge, but not her child’s juice, she defended herself by saying ” It’s a cider, not beer. She drinks juice every day and I don’t drink alcohol every day.”
— G.U (@MissGU_) May 16, 2021
Some Twitter users also saw the funny side of the whole situation by creating some hilarious memes.
Training them early I see… pic.twitter.com/c31M6HG4Tt
— K.K (@KhumaloKhulani) May 16, 2021
Did you gave her a bottle opener or uzovula nge desk? pic.twitter.com/GFgmL0t2DG
— Alatn_Ewkagam?? (@Alatn_Ewkagam) May 16, 2021
Meanwhile, when Savanna released its non-alcoholic cider in 2020, it indicated that it should not be sold to anyone under the age of 18.
While we all understand the irresistible crisp delicious taste of Savanna Non-Alcoholic Lemon, and that it’s legally a Non-Alcoholic drink, and available at grocery stores, we still don’t sell it to kids. ? NOT ? FOR ? PERSONS ? UNDER ? 18. Klaar. #TasteOfSavanna247365 pic.twitter.com/fciFZfcIIL
— SavannaCider (@SavannaCider) August 6, 2020
Picture: Twitter/ @MissGU_
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