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Air-Fried Wings Illness - Walmart, Milwaukee Wisconsin

2 years ago •reported by user-mmhn4723 • business

Boneless wings, Walmart Supercenter, East Capitol Drive, Milwaukee, WI, USA

401 East Capitol Drive, Milwaukee, 53212 Wisconsin, United States

I cooked my boneless Tyson wings in the air fryer 2 days ago. Then I woke up having to use the bathroom and my poop came out watery. And I tried to eat because I just flush everything out my body, so I felt empty. After I tried to eat and drink some water. I threw up instantly. Now I’m missing work and stuck in my room with food poisoning. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#walmart #tyson #milwaukee #wisconsin #unitedstates #wings

Consumer Review - Food Safety Boneless wings, Walmart Supercenter, East Capitol Drive, Milwaukee, WI, USA I cooked my boneless Tys... photo #1
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