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Food Safety Report: Campbell Creamery, East Campbell Avenue, Campbell, CA, USA.

7 years ago •reported by user-wpwc2674 • business

Campbell Creamery, East Campbell Avenue, Campbell, CA, USA

267 East Campbell Avenue, Campbell, 95008 California, United States

I had the dole whip on a cake cone a few days ago and after finishing it, I began to feel nausea and feverish. My wife got a cone of lemon ice cream on a cone and found three strands of blonde/brown hair inside her ice cream. She was nausea and disgusted by how she wouldn’t have noticed the hair had the strands not cut her tongue. When we got home we both ended up puking. We are never returning to this store ever again. This is disgusting | Symptoms: Fever, Nausea, Vomiting

#dole #campbell #california #unitedstates #cream #icecream #cake #lemon

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