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Bloated Cereal Causes Illness - H-E-B, Austin Texas

3 years ago •reported by user-dqprt932 • business

H-E-B, South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX, USA

8801 South Congress Avenue, Austin, 78745 Texas, United States

Both me and my SO have been sick after eating Shredded Wheat Cereal. We know it's the cereal and not the milk because we drink different kinds of milk and the bag of cereal was freshly opened when we both got sick. The expiration date is a year from now, so that makes me think something else is wrong. The bag was bloated when I went to open it but I didn't think anything of it at the time. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Bloating

#heb #austin #texas #unitedstates #milk #cereal

Consumer Review - Food Safety H-E-B, South Congress Avenue, Austin, TX, USA Both me and my SO have been sick after eating Shredded... photo #1
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