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Frozen Thin Mints Illness - Girl Scout cookies, Austin Texas

5 years ago •reported by user-wktr2179

Girl Scout Cookies, Austin, TX, USA

Austin, Texas, United States

I bought a few boxes of Thin Mints in January and threw them in the freezer. Yesterday night, June 18th, at around 9pm I opened a box and ate about half a sleeve. At 5:30am my stomach began cramping and I was soon vomiting. My symptoms have persisted throughout today, June 19, and as I go to bed I don’t feel a ton better yet. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps

#girlscoutcookies #austin #texas #unitedstates

Consumer Review - Food Safety Girl Scout Cookies, Austin, TX, USA I bought a few boxes of Thin Mints in January and threw them in... photo #1
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