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Soup Causes Severe Symptoms - Walmart, Jacksonville Florida

8 hours ago •reported by user-hfvb9674 • business

Walmart Neighborhood Market, Old St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, FL, USA

10550 Old Saint Augustine Road, Jacksonville, 32257 Florida, United States

About 2-3 hours after eating a can of Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup, I became sick. Symptoms included: rotten belches, gas, knot at bottom of stomach, and intense diarrhea. Can was purchased at a local Walmart as a set of four on April 26, 2026. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Stomach Pain, Cramps, Gas

#walmart #jacksonville #florida #unitedstates #chicken #noodle #soup #campbells

Consumer Review - Food Safety Walmart Neighborhood Market, Old St Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, FL, USA About 2-3 hours after eating... photo #1
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