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Cauliflower Soup Causes Sickness - Sprague Foods Ltd, Belleville Ontario

6 years ago •reported by user-tttjq498 • business

Sprague Foods Ltd, College Street East, Belleville, ON, Canada

385 College Street East, Belleville, K8N 5S7 Ontario, Canada

I had Creamy Cauliflower soup for lunch with only a banana after the soup. I had not eaten since previous night. I started to have stomac cramps about 20mn after eating the soup. I have been vomiting the soup later in the afternoon 3 times for about 30mn in total just to say that it was really strong. I had to ly in bed. I am a strong and in very good health person. | Symptoms: Vomiting, Cramps

#belleville #ontario #canada #soup #banana

Consumer Review - Food Safety Sprague Foods Ltd, College Street East, Belleville, ON, Canada I had Creamy Cauliflower soup for lun... photo #1
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