"That's a 100% mold": Twitch streamer finds mold in Lunchly package on live camera

A clip of Twitch streamer aSpicyCow discovering mold in a package of Lunchly during a livestream has gone viral on social media. This comes shortly after figures like DogPag404 and Rosanna Pansino also reported finding mold in pre-packaged lunchboxes from MrBeast, Logan Paul, and KSI's brand.

For the unaware, Lunchly has been mired in a lot of controversy since it was launched earlier this year, with the latest issue being customer reports of finding mold upon opening the brand's packages.

The viral clip of aSpicyCow was widely shared on platforms such as Reddit and X, drawing significant criticism towards Lunchly. In the clip, the streamer can be heard saying:

"No way! What! Chat, there is actually mold. That's a 100% mold."

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"I wanted answers": Twitch streamer aSpicyCow reveals reason behind Lunchly-focused livestream

In the aforementioned livestream, aSpicyCow opened box after box of Lunchly in an attempt to verify people's claims that there was mold in the product. After finding some in a package, the streamer expressed surprise and showed viewers a close-up of what appears to be mold on cheese inside the container:

"I am so sorry, do you see it right there? Do you see it? Sealed and it's molded. I am not lying dude.

"Don't open it yet, don't open it yet. That is a 100% mold. No way dude!"

aSpicyCow then revealed that it took 22 Lunchly packages to find the mold:

"Alright, so unfortunately on our 22nd Lunchly, we did find mold in a sealed package."

In a post on X, aSpicyCow said the livestream was an experiment to verify the claims made by personalities like Rosanna Pansino, who had previously gone viral for making similar allegations.

"The whole reason I did this is because I did NOT believe the original source as she was clearly biased against mrbeast. So I wanted answers and bought every lunchly I could find. I didn't expect mold, but I found mold", wrote @aSpicyCow on X.

Readers should note that none of the content creators associated with Lunchly (MrBeast, Logan Paul, or KSI) has addressed the mold controversy yet.