Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe July 26 (UPI) -- A road in Idaho was left covered in onions after several crates fell off a truck on Tuesday afternoon. Nampa Police Department shared a photo of the massive spillage that obstructed traffic in both directions on a local high way and encouraged drivers to avoid the area if possible. Advertisement Lieutenant Joe Ramirez said the truck was not involved in a crash and the crates simply fell off the truck at about 4 p.m. after it stopped too quickly. "It was a random onion spill, someone on their way to harvest," Ramirez said. Traffic was backed up for about two hours as police and the City of Nampa Street Department worked to clean up the street. "We are lucky to have such great partners," police said. "We'll let you know when it's all cleaned up!" It was unknown what happened to the onions after the clean-up, but some were spotted at the scene carrying bags in hopes of taking some home. Read More Heat causes bread dough to rise, leak out of semi while in transit Oregon crews deal with sticky mess after glue truck crash Runaway truck loses 41,000 pounds of beer on highway ramp