A woman in North Carolina called 911 to report “pink meat” at a barbecue restaurant in the area.

The woman said the meat she ordered from Clyde Cooper’s Barbecue on South Wilmington Street was pink and wanted it to be cooked longer or exchanged for something else.

“They’re saying the meat is supposed to be pink,” the caller says, claiming she was denied a refund or trade for her order.

The BBQ restaurant, which has been in downtown Raleigh since 1938, took to social media to address the situation.

The owner and employees tried to explain to the woman that barbecue turns pink when it is smoked, and even if it were cooked for longer, it would stay pink.

They said they also gave the woman chicken when she was unhappy with the smoked pork.

The restaurant said they were shocked when police showed up about 10 minutes later.

“We had no idea she called the cops because, again, there was no real issue, everything seemed fine, and we all had a good laugh about someone not being willing to listen to reason and teaching about the smoke process,” Clyde Cooper’s BBQ wrote.

They said the woman gave them a one-star review after the incident.