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Rotten Cheese Sickness Alert - Cub - Chaska, Chaska Minnesota

11 months ago •reported by user-kdjqj665 • business

Cub - Chaska, Pioneer Trail, Chaska, MN, USA

200 Pioneer Trail, Chaska, 55318 Minnesota, United States

Crystal Farms Shredded Marble Jack Cheese
We ate shredded cheese on Saturday feb 22 at 6pm. Baby got sick within 10 minutes of eating the rotten cheese, and adult sickness began on Sunday feb 23 at 9pm. The cheese was from grocery store, Cub, purchased earlier that day, with an expiration date in July 2025. The cheese smelled rotten, but I didn't notice until my family started eating. It was Crystal Farms shredded Marble Jack cheese, in a 1lb bag. Purchased Saturday 22 morning. Symptoms vomiting, stomach cramps, muscle aches. Ongoing | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#chaska #minnesota #unitedstates #cheese

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