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Cheesecake Suspected for Illness - Market 32, Sutton Massachusetts

4 months ago •reported by user-fntm4256 • business

Market 32, Galaxy Pass, Sutton, MA, USA

21 Galaxy Pass, Sutton, 01590 Massachusetts, United States

Suspected food poisoning from in house cheesecake. Only other thing I ate were commercial frozen precooked food. No contact with other humans and did not go out making it impossible for this to have been a contracted sickness from human contact. I'm 80% sure it was the cheesecake as it was the only "new" food item I had indulged the day before. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Stomach Pain, Cramps

#sutton #massachusetts #unitedstates #cheesecake

Consumer Review - Food Safety Market 32, Galaxy Pass, Sutton, MA, USA Suspected food poisoning from in house cheesecake. Only othe... photo #1
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