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Chemical Smell, Headache, Nausea - Dollar General, Splendora Texas

3 years ago •reported by user-prhg5477 • business

Dollar General, Tram Road, Splendora, TX, USA

15277 Tram Road, Splendora, 77372 Texas, United States

11/8 I purchased a bag of TGI Fridays bacon and cheddar potato skins, they smelled like chemicals I ate one and thought it was me then ate another, it gave me a headache and nausea my stomach has been seriously upset for 2 days now and I still have a headache! | Symptoms: Nausea, Headache

#dollargeneral #splendora #texas #unitedstates #bacon #cheddar #potato

Consumer Review - Food Safety Dollar General, Tram Road, Splendora, TX, USA 11/8 I purchased a bag of TGI Fridays bacon and chedda... photo #1
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I just bought a bag in here ar the Dollar General in Odessa tx and they are like you described, chemical smell and tasted horrible

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