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Expired Pringles Vomiting Incident - Asda, Huntington England

4 years ago •reported by user-hpjj2938 • business

Asda York Superstore, Jockey Lane, Monks Cross Drive, Huntington, York, UK

Monks Cross Drive, Huntington, YO32 9LF England, United Kingdom

I bought a few things there yesterday including pringles. I ate them in the evening and and night been sick and vomited couple of time. I have checked pringles packaging and they are expired 12/11/21!! | Symptoms: Vomiting

#asda #pringles #expirydate #huntington #england #unitedkingdom

Consumer Review - Food Safety Asda York Superstore, Jockey Lane, Monks Cross Drive, Huntington, York, UK I bought a few things the... photo #1
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P means ‘produced’. E = expiry. These do not expire until 2023 so I doubt was the cause of food poisoning

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