Uber's Annual 'Lost and Found' Index Is Here—and Someone's Missing a Pizza Castle

Each year, Uber releases a “Lost & Found Index” that chronicles things riders have left behind, from the most commonly forgot items (phones, wallets, and keys) to the “most unique” lost items, such as a Game of Thrones wallet, sriracha high socks, and Swarovski binoculars. The company also keeps track of lost food items, too—for example, last year’s index listed a crab steamer and a large popcorn maker as missing. While the 2020 edition didn’t include any unusual appliances and tools, there were definitely a few notable entries, such as a “white, pizza filled castle” and a foot-long beer tap handle with "Hoboken" on it. 

In order to cull the list, Uber reviewed lost item inquiries submitted between February 2019 and February 2020, gathering the most common and the most surprising entries. You can find all of the unique food items, as they were reported, that made the cut below, and the full Lost & Found Index on Uber's website.

1. A whole chicken
2. A white, pizza filled castle 
3. Taco Bell work hat
4. Three Mason jars with carrots, pickles, and jam
5. Vinegar and southern cheese dip
6. Culinary knife kit
7. Magnum of champagne
8. A birthday cake
9. Bag of wine
10. $273.16 worth of groceries
11. Silver foot-long beer tap handle with “Hoboken” on it
12. Meat
13. Jose Cuervo tequila
14. A medium strawberry & banana smoothie 
15. Lemon cake
16. Johnnie Walker Blue Label 
17. A Jack in the Box hat
18. Cake pops
19. Panera Bread take out
20. A Smucker’s Uncrustables peanut butter & strawberry jam sandwich
21. Boxes of yams 
22. Wooden beer mug
23. Deli cheese
24. Chick-Fil-A bag
25. Sunflower butter
26. Black Texas Roadhouse waiter apron
27. Small brown paper bag from Eataly
28. Gallon of ice tea
29. A bag with about 14 packs of Nabisco Cameo cookies
30. Two boxes of cookie dough
31. Metal Boba straw
32. Trader Joe’s gift card
33. A loaf of bread 
34. Four bags of sunflower seeds
35. Bag of Kilwins chocolates

If anything, it just makes us feel less embarrassed about leaving behind that umbrella.