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Croissants Cause Stomach Upset - Starbucks, Indianapolis Indiana

3 years ago •reported by user-qrtkc135 • business

Starbucks, 4850 East Southport Road, Indianapolis, IN, USA

4850 East Southport Road, Indianapolis, 46237 Indiana, United States

Today my husband went to target to get some things. I asked him to get me something on the way out. I ordered one plain croissant, chocolate croissant, and a venti caramel ribbon crunch. I asked for the croissant’s to be warmed. When I tasted them, it tasted kinda weird. Tasted like they didn’t warm it right and it tasted kinda burnt, stale smell. Now I’m having diarrhea after 6 hours after consuming. Also I kinda felt nauseous from it as well. Gonna take a break from this brand in general. | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#starbucks #indianapolis #indiana #unitedstates #chocolate #croissant

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