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Deli Sausage Triggers Illness - Rosauers Supermarkets - Brownes Addition, Spokane Washington

3 years ago •reported by user-rckn8236 • business

Rosauers Supermarkets - Brownes Addition, West 3rd Avenue, Spokane, Washington, USA

1808 West 3rd Avenue, Spokane, 99201 Washington, United States

Please be careful about deli food....I had some smoked German sausage in bbq sauce from this location December 3, Saturday, about 1 PM...reheated it about 5 PM that evening in my microwave and ate it, and by 6 PM I was experiencing nausea and diarrhea then serious vomiting.....food poisoning... | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#spokane #washington #unitedstates #bbq #sausage

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user-rkqjm118

Thanks. I bought sliced chicken from super one, so hill. Don't know if stomach ache was from that. Won't be buying any deli. Sorry you got sick

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