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Chicken Alfredo Fever Alert - Costco, East Hanover New Jersey

2 years ago •reported by user-hxfx4874 • business

Costco Wholesale, New Jersey 10, East Hanover, NJ, USA

156 New Jersey 10, East Hanover, 07936 New Jersey, United States

i got this Rana organic chicken alfredo tagliatelle with fresh spinach from Costco. This is my second time buying this product, but somehow I'm getting a fever and a weird feeling in my stomach after eating the pasta. I'm not sure if it's the sauce, spinach, chicken or the pasta that's causing the problem. Be caution when buying this products | Symptoms: Fever

#costco #easthanover #newjersey #unitedstates #alfredo #chicken #pasta #spinach

Consumer Review - Food Safety Costco Wholesale, New Jersey 10, East Hanover, NJ, USA i got this Rana organic chicken alfredo tagli... photo #1
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