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Frozen Pancakes Cause Illness - Trader Joe's, Manhattan Beach California

4 years ago •reported by user-tmwgv959 • business

Trader Joe's, Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, CA, USA

1821 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, 90266 California, United States

Ate the new Taiwanese scallion pancakes that came frozen which I bought yesterday. That was the only thing I ate. I followed the cooking directions thoroughly and made sure that it was cooked all the way. A couple of hours later, I started to feel nauseated and had diarrhea and vomit. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#traderjoes #manhattanbeach #california #unitedstates #scallionpancakes

Consumer Review - Food Safety Trader Joe's, Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Manhattan Beach, CA, USA Ate the new Taiwanese scallion pan... photo #1
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