A woman has been left 'sick to her stomach' after she found live worms crawling out of Morrisons fish while she was cooking.<br /><br />Laura Taynton, 33, was about to serve up a homemade monkfish curry to friends when she spotted something wriggling around the pan.<br /><br />To her horror, she then discovered four worms - around 1.5 inches long - crawling out of the monkfish tails she had bought for £18 from the supermarket giant.<br /><br />Laura, who 'couldn't believe what she was seeing' in her pan, said she immediately 'lost her appetite' and threw away the meal, which had cost her £44 in total.<br /><br />She said: "I felt sick to my stomach. The whole thing had to go in the bin.<br /><br />"Honestly, it was absolutely disgusting. There were four worms. All alive.<br /><br />"None of us could eat after seeing that. It was vile.<br /><br />"I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. <br /><br />"I was making the meal for friends and I was so embarrassed when I had to explain to them what had happened.<br /><br />"As you can imagine, we lost our appetite and the whole meal went in the bin.”<br /><br />Laura said she bought the monkfish tails from the Squires Gate Lane Morrisons branch in her hometown of Blackpool, Lancs.<br /><br />She said one of the store's fishmonger recommended the product and she purchased two fish tails for £18.<br /><br />Laura said: "I went to Morrisons and spoke to the fishmonger about buying everything I needed for making a good fish curry.<br /><br />"We went through my basket and he gave me tips on what I needed to make a delicious curry from scratch.<br /><br />"He recommended the monkfish tails, which cost £9.20 each.<br /><br />"It was only after I made the sauce, cubed the fish and began stirring it all together that I noticed something moving in the pan."<br /><br />Laura said that a customer service advisor from the supermarket reassured Laura that the worms aren't harmful to humans and are killed when the fish is cooked.<br /><br />They have also given Laura £20 on her Morrisons loyalty card but she has vowed to 'not shop there again.'<br /><br />She said: "Me and my family will not be shopping there again and the £20 voucher will go on petrol."<br /><br />Morrisons have been contacted for a comment.
