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Food Safety Report - Costa Coffee, England

2 years ago •reported by user-gprb5611 • business

Costa Coffee, Goldsworth House, Woking, UK

Goldsworth House, GU21 3LG England, United Kingdom

Cramping and diarrhoea affecting two 3 year old children and one adult after having latte (adult) and hot milk frothed drinks (children). Symptoms started within 1-2hrs of consumption. The two children do not live together and hadn’t seen each other before the coffee shop visit, this was the only thing they consumed in common. Suspecting was related to contamination of the milk frother? | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Cramps

#costacoffee #england #unitedkingdom #coffee #milk

Consumer Review - Food Safety Costa Coffee, Goldsworth House, Woking, UK Cramping and diarrhoea affecting two 3 year old children... photo #1
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