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E. coli Suspected: Chicken Salad - Trader Joe's, San Francisco California

6 years ago •reported by user-qqbcd136 • business

Trader Joe's, 555 9th St, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA

555 9th Street, San Francisco, 94103 California, United States

I ate the Chinese Chicken Salad around 7pm on 11/25 and get nauseaus within an hour. I went to bed and tried to sleep it off but woke up within 5 hours to vomit up what appeared to be all the salad I ingested. I checked their recall notices - on 11/22, the CDC advised against eating lettuce harvested in Salinas, CA, due to a multi-state outbreak of E. coli. Pretty sure this was what was in my salad. Symptoms: severe bloating/cramping, vomit, nausea, slight fever. | Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Other, Fever, Cramps, Bloating

#traderjoes #sanfrancisco #california #unitedstates #chicken #chinese #lettuce #salad #chickensalad

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