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Chicken Basket Illness Report - Dairy Queen, Mount Sterling Kentucky

5 years ago •reported by user-fqhfh373 • business

Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, Camargo Road, Mount Sterling, KY, USA

1100 Camargo Road, Mount Sterling, 40353 Kentucky, United States

4 hours after eating a chicken strip basket with onion rings I started cramping, cold sweats, shaking, nauseous and watery stinky diarrhea and had to stop myself from vomiting a few times. Worse food poisoning I’ve ever had. Scared the s**t out of me...literally. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Other, Cramps, Sweating, Shaking

#dairyqueen #mountsterling #kentucky #unitedstates #chicken #onion #onionrings

Consumer Review - Food Safety Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, Camargo Road, Mount Sterling, KY, USA 4 hours after eating a chicken stri... photo #1
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