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Food Safety Report: Starbucks, E Street Northwest, Washington, DC, United States.

8 years ago •reported by user-knrh6113 • business

Starbucks, E Street Northwest, Washington, DC, United States

1957 E Street Northwest, Washington, 20052 District of Columbia, United States

ham egg and swiss breakfast sandwich, lemon pound cake slice, and a toasted white chocolate mocha frappachino, about 3 hours after eating i began to feel nauseous. once i got home i started to projectile vomit. after not even being able to keep water down, then came the extreme diarrhea. I am miserable. fml | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#starbucks #washington #districtofcolumbia #unitedstates #chocolate #mocha #sandwich #ham #egg #cake #lemon

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you ate enough for five people!!! of course you threw up!

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