"A place in Wales or someone sat on a keyboard? A thread."
Snickers has apologised for a series of tweets after being accused of mocking the Welsh language.
The chocolate bar's UK account has been heavily criticised for the thread entitled: "A place in Wales or someone sat on a keyboard?"
Underneath it then went on to name check the likes of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, Rhosllanerchrugog and Penmaenmawr.
The company has said sorry for "totally misjudging" it.
Image: TwitterThe tweet was met with an angry reaction, with many wondering what could have prompted it in the first place.
"Hi. This was tweeted from your @SNICKERSUK account this morning - maybe if you replace 'Welsh' with another language you'd see how bigoted this comes across," replied @newcymru.
"Offending a few million Welsh and a few million Welsh-Americans not great on business side of things as well!"
— SNICKERS UK (@SNICKERSUK) March 3, 2020
Dan Jardine added: "Take a lesson in the Welsh language and culture, Snickers - you're not you when you're hungry.''
