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Chicken Sandwich Causes Illness - Outback Steakhouse, Hermantown Minnesota

1 day ago •reported by user-cfpt8673 • business

Outback Steakhouse, Haines Road, Hermantown, MN, USA

4255 Haines Road, Hermantown, 55811 Minnesota, United States

On Sunday, March 29, I ordered a crispy chicken sandwich with fries, and also the onion peels, which are deepfried pieces of onion. I got horrible stomach cramps and diarrhea after eating and spent about 20 minutes sitting on the toilet in their bathroom. I was taking so long that my husband was getting ready to send someone in after me. It is now Friday, and I'm still sick. My husband ordered something different than me, and he didn't get sick. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Cramps

#outbacksteakhouse #hermantown #minnesota #unitedstates #chicken #fries #onion #sandwich #chickensandwich

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