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Bone Fragments in Kielbasa - Walmart, Roanoke Virginia

2 years ago •reported by user-kvzwg587 • business

Hillshire's Farm, Walmart Neighborhood Market, Plantation Road, Roanoke, VA, USA

4950 Plantation Road, Roanoke, 24019 Virginia, United States

I had horrible stomach pain after eating Hillsdale farm kielbasa
There were pieces of bone in the sausage I got 2 packs from here and both packs had bones in them | Symptoms: Stomach Pain

#walmart #hillshirefarm #roanoke #virginia #unitedstates #sausage

Consumer Review - Food Safety Hillshire's Farm, Walmart Neighborhood Market, Plantation Road, Roanoke, VA, USA I had horrible stom... photo #1
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user-kmywj555

I never buy meats of any kind at Wal Mart

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user-ffqp9151

Are they bones or pieces of cut up spaghetti considering you dug this out of the trash can,m. Geeze

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