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Breakfast Pizza Illness疑 - Casey's General Store, Kansas City Kansas

4 months ago •reported by user-hfwd8974 • business

Casey's, 13000 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS, USA

13000 State Avenue, Kansas City, 66109 Kansas, United States

Started to eat your pizza around 815a on 9\13\25. it tasted really funny. Both the sausage n bacon breakfast pizza. Almost someone had done something to the pizzas. I dismissed it n threw the remaining pizza away. Now it’s 1115a on 9\13\25 n im nauseous, vomiting, stomach cramps, extreme diarrhea, sweaty. I’m starting to wonder if the cook did something while making the pizzas. What’s the chances both being bad | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain, Fever, Cramps, Chills

#caseysgeneralstore #kansascity #kansas #unitedstates #bacon #pizza #sausage

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