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Food Safety Report - Cheerios, McClure Ohio

3 weeks ago •reported by user-pzgbx188

Cheerios, McClure, OH, USA

McClure, 43534 Ohio, United States

Got poisoned | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain, Fever, Cramps, Chills

#cheerios #generalmills #mcclure #ohio #unitedstates #cereal

Consumer Review - Food Safety Cheerios, McClure, OH, USA Got poisoned photo #1
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user-mbqcb423

You probably got a stomach bug. You can't get food poisoning from cereal.

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Admin

Hi, thank you for your comment. While dry cereal is generally considered a low-risk food, foodborne illness can occur from a wide variety of products if contamination happens during manufacturing, packaging, or handling. There have been past recalls involving dry foods as well. Hope this is helpful. Best, Iwaspoisoned Support.

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