Sainsbury's customers have been left bemused after they were warned not to eat daffodils.

The bizarre warning comes on some packets of the store's flowers which are sold for £1.

The sign shows a crossed-out knife and fork.

Last year the supermarket gave Suzanne Bradish, from Rochester, a bunch of onions as a substitute for the flowers.

At the time a Sainsbury’s spokesman said: "Lettuce apologise for our eye-watering mistake.

"We’re springing into action and have already spoken to the customer who really knows her onions. We feel like a right bunch of daffs."