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Green Fries Suspected Poisoning - Penn Station Subs, Indianapolis Indiana

4 years ago •reported by user-dybz5528 • business

Penn Station East Coast Subs, West 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN, USA

3269 West 86th Street, Indianapolis, 46268 Indiana, United States

I ordered a sandwich and fries but I didn’t eat the sandwich as I was saving it for lunch the next day. I believe I got solanine poisoning from some French fries that may have been green when they fried the potatoes. They tasted fine but I began vomiting about 4 hours after I ate them and I threw up several times over the course of the night. I also had a splitting headache and I haven’t gotten a fever. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Something else, Fever, Headache

#pennstationsubs #indianapolis #indiana #unitedstates #fries #sandwich #frenchfries

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