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A woman has claimed her DoorDash order came with a free side of fat-shaming — in the form of a passive aggressive note.

A TikTok user who goes by Marina, 26, blasted the food delivery service after she found a personal note in the bag of junk food her girlfriend had ordered, which read “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” alongside an apple.

In the clip, which has been viewed over 10,000 times, Marina said her girlfriend — who didn’t want to be on camera — has digestive issues and was told to gain weight. So, she ordered a bag of Cheetos, a box of Delimex taquitos and a Dr Pepper from DashMart, a subsidiary of DoorDash.

Marina explained her girlfriend “can’t eat apples, so the rude gesture doesn’t apply,” and that it’s a “fatphobic” remark to make.

“This is food-shaming as f–k, fatphobic as f–k, ableist as f–k, and just so inappropriate,” Marina said in the clip. “If you’re delivering someone’s food, why are you going to be judging them?”

Followers couldn’t believe the note, commenting in disbelief.

@DoorDash this is appalling. #doordash #foodshaming #fatphobia #mean #ableism #digestivehealth

“It would’ve literally taken them zero effort to just not leave that note,” one user pointed out.

“That’s so insane, especially since they don’t know what situation anyone is in,” another pointed out. “They shouldn’t be making ANY judgements, period.”

DoorDash told The Post they are investigating the incident and believe it was a mistake.

“We routinely include thank you notes with DashMart orders in our efforts to surprise and delight customers,” a spokesperson said. “Unfortunately, this customer mistakenly received the wrong note that was intended to be included with another order. We sincerely apologize for this mix up and are reaching out to make things right.”