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Poutine Causes Weeklong Illness - Saus Boston, Boston Massachusetts

3 years ago •reported by user-mzxpn461 • business

Saus Boston, Union Street, Boston, MA, USA

33 Union Street, Boston, 02108 Massachusetts, United States

November 11, 2022 : friend and I had poutine from here. We both had something else as well, but the poutine is the only thing we both ate. We started having diarrhea and stomach cramps within an hour while still at the restaurant. Had painful stomach cramping and diarrhea for a week, friend had the same but also vomiting. Reported to health dept but never heard anything back. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Cramps

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Consumer Review - Food Safety Saus Boston, Union Street, Boston, MA, USA November 11, 2022 : friend and I had poutine from here. W... photo #1
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