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Samoas Cookies Cause Illness - Fred Meyer, Albany Oregon

2 years ago •reported by user-drqv4287 • business

Fred Meyer, Santiam Highway Southeast, Albany, OR, USA

2500 Santiam Highway Southeast, Albany, 97322 Oregon, United States

Girl Scout Cookies sold from here outreach on 4/9/2023 - Samoas:

Twice this week (Monday 4/10/2023, and Wednesday 4/11/2023), I ate 3-5 samoas. The first time, I had nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting... and the symptoms continued most of the day.
I thought it was from something else originally, until last night I ate another 3-5 samoas, and now have the same symptoms again. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#fredmeyer #albany #oregon #unitedstates

Consumer Review - Food Safety Fred Meyer, Santiam Highway Southeast, Albany, OR, USA Girl Scout Cookies sold from here outreach on... photo #1
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