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Food Safety Report - Aldi, Stuttgart Baden-Württemberg

1 month ago •reported by user-fnrr7335 • business

ALDI SÜD, Stuttgarter Straße, Stuttgart, Feuerbach, Germany

9 Stuttgarter Straße, Stuttgart, 70469 Baden-Württemberg, Germany

I bought duchess potatoes from Aldi on special offer for 1.19 euros on Saturday, December 6th, 2025. I baked the duchess potatoes in the air fryer and ate them warm. I first got terrible heartburn and then the vomiting started. After the vomiting of the duchess potatoes ended, bile mixed with blood continued for hours. I have never experienced anything like this before. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#aldi #stuttgart #badenwurttemberg #germany #baked

Consumer Review - Food Safety ALDI SÜD, Stuttgarter Straße, Stuttgart, Feuerbach, Deutschland Ich habe Herzoginkartoffeln von Aldi... photo #1
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It sounds more like the norovirus.

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