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Bitter Apples Cause Illness - Costco, Tustin California

14 hours ago •reported by user-djrrm929 • business

Costco Wholesale, Park Avenue, Tustin, CA, USA

2700 Park Avenue, Tustin, 92782 California, United States

I was given Cosmic Crisp apples that my friend Sam purchased from Costco. I ate an apple and the apple tasted bitter and a strong chemical taste. I assumed it was just the skin so I had maybe half of the apple with the skin peeled off but it still tasted of chemicals. 3-4hrs later I had a strong urge to vomit and our came pieces of apple. Attached is the bag details. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#costco #tustin #california #unitedstates

Consumer Review - Food Safety Costco Wholesale, Park Avenue, Tustin, CA, USA I was given Cosmic Crisp apples that my friend Sam pu... photo #1
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