"This Is Not Safe" — Rosanna Pansino Finds Mold in Her MrBeast's Lunchly

The influencer beef between Rosanna Pansino and MrBeast just got even more rotten as Rosanna recorded herself finding mold while testing MrBeast's brand, Lunchly.

Lunchly is MrBeast, Logan Paul and KSI's brainchild and has been marketed as a healthier alternative to Lunchables. However, Rosanna claims that's far from the case.

On Oct. 20, Rosanna posted a video to her YouTube channel called "I Tried Lunchly." At around the 0:01-0:05 mark, the creator began the video by sarcastically mentioning that MrBeast, Logan, and KCI "really care" about children's nutrition and called the Lunchable competitor a "SUPER original product that had never been seen before" and mentioned that none of the creators are "foodies" or even "give a s--t" about their product.

Rosanna then opens the package to compare it to a Lunchable. When she does, she notices the cheese for their item, "The Pizza," has mold on it. She further explains to her audience that the expiration for the Lunchly says Dec. 8, 2024, nearly two months before she bought the item on Oct. 16.

"This is not safe," Rosanna says in the video after the camera zooms in on the mold. "Especially for kids who are so young. They may not know what mold looks like, so they might eat it."

Rosanna proceeds to set up her Lunchly pizza with the moldy cheese. As she forms the pizza through her nausea, she tells her fans that the cheese's surprise appearance needs to be planned and that she intends to compare the nutrition facts between the two brands.

Before she submitted the video, Rosanna spoke about the disturbing filming moment on X (formerly Twitter) where she called the mold "disgusting."

Lunchly reached out to Distractify to provide a statement regarding the quality control of the product. "All Lunchly products go through a stringent review process to ensure the quality and safety of its products. That process consists of multiple inspections and approvals, including that of the USDA, before any product can even leave the manufacturing facility," a spokesperson from Lunchly said.

The foodie creator's video came several months after she accused MrBeast of unfair treatment while she filmed his competition show, Beast Games.

Rosanna claimed on social media that MrBeast edited her to make it look like she was eliminated from the show earlier than she was and accused the creator of "withholding medication from contestants" that caused them to have seizures on set.