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E. coli Suspected, Beef/Milk - McDonald's, Victoria Point Queensland

5 years ago •reported by user-fkdn9153 • business

McDonald's Victoria Point, Colburn Avenue, Victoria Point QLD, Australia

349 Colburn Avenue, Victoria Point, 4165 Queensland, Australia

On Sunday the 24th of January myself and my partner ordered two quarter pounder meals accompanied by thick shakes. I believe we are experiencing E. coli food poisoning from either uncooked beef in our burgers or unpasteurised milk. We have now spent the last 20 hours strenuously vomiting with diarrhoea. We’ve trusted this restaurant for years and are both so shocked and disappointed. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#mcdonalds #victoriapoint #queensland #australia #beef #milk #quarterpounder

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