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Food Safety Report - Walmart, Grovetown Georgia

4 weeks ago •reported by user-bdxj2383 • business

Walmart Neighborhood Market, Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, GA, USA

5303A Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, 30813 Georgia, United States

1 hour ago I ate a red bell pepper out of a package of red bell peppers that came in a 3 pack of red orange and yellow. And two pieces of a baron supreme pizza both gotten at Walmart. I am having the same type of allergic reaction as I did a year ago when I ate baby spinach. Swelling on right of face and neck. Weird swallowing feeling | Symptoms: Allergic Reaction

#walmart #allergicreaction #grovetown #georgia #unitedstates #pizza #orange

Consumer Review - Food Safety Walmart Neighborhood Market, Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, GA, USA 1 hout ago I ate a red bell pepper... photo #1
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