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Breakfast Pizza Illness Report - Walmart, North Highlands California

4 years ago •reported by user-njbpt837 • business

Palermo’s pizza, Walmart Supercenter, Watt Avenue, North Highlands, CA, USA

4675 Watt Avenue, North Highlands, 95660 California, United States

I cooked a frozen pizza, called Palermo’s breakfast pizza yesterday, 1/7, around 10:30 am. Within a couple hours I had severe stomach pain and diarrhea. This lasted all day, the pain was excruciating until about an hour ago, and it’s finally bearable. I would suggest u never eat this pizza! | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Stomach Pain

#walmart #northhighlands #california #unitedstates #pizza

Consumer Review - Food Safety Palermo’s pizza, Walmart Supercenter, Watt Avenue, North Highlands, CA, USA I cooked a frozen pizza,... photo #1
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