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Whopper, Cheddar Cause Illness - Burger King, São Paulo

5 years ago •reported by user-btgp7678 • business

Burger King, Burger King - São Vicente SP - Presidente Wilson Avenue - Itararé, São Vicente - SP, Brazil

344 Avenida Presidente Wilson, 11320-000 São Paulo, Brasil

me and my boyfriend ate at dawn on Saturday p Sunday, whopper and cheddar, he started diarrhea and nauseous in the morning, late afternoon came to vomit, had chills and fever, late afternoon I started with diarrhea too, a lot of stomach pain, malaise, abdominal pain, intestinal colic | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Fever, Vomiting, Chills, Stomach Pain

#burgerking #saopaulo #brazil #cheddar #whopper

Consumer Review - Food Safety Burguer King, Burger King - São Vicente SP - Avenida Presidente Wilson - Itararé, São Vicente - SP,... photo #1
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