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Bagged Salad Illness Alert - Sprouts Farmers Market, Philadelphia Pennsylvania

5 years ago •reported by user-fddw7231 • business

Sprouts Farmers Market, South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA

1000 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, 19146 Pennsylvania, United States

I bought over $200 worth of groceries from here. I bought a bagged salad, Taylor Farms Maple Bourbon Bacon Chopped Salad Kit and ate almost the entire thing myself (the same day I bought it). I also ate some other items (produce) but I’m convinced the bagged salad made me sick. I was up all night and still in the bathroom all day. | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#sproutsfarmersmarket #philadelphia #pennsylvania #unitedstates #bacon #salad

Consumer Review - Food Safety Sprouts Farmers Market, South Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA I bought over $200 worth of grocer... photo #1
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