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Lunchable Ham Causes Illness - Walmart, Knoxville Tennessee

3 years ago •reported by user-zffbb995 • business

Lunchable, Walmart Neighborhood Market, McKamey Road, Knoxville, TN, USA

3120 McKamey Road, Knoxville, 37921 Tennessee, United States

I bought some from inside the gas station at the same location for my 5 year old. One smelled bad, took them all back. Got some from inside the actual store. Opened one, it was fine. He ate one for lunch the next day, has been vomiting for over 24 hours. He started to feel better and wanted one. I opened it, it smelled so sour and disgusting. That was the only thing he ate the day before. Never buying lunchables again. This was the ham and cheese with vanilla cookies. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Gas

#walmart #lunchables #knoxville #tennessee #unitedstates #cheese #cookie #ham #nilla #cooks

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