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Food Safety Report: Walmart Supercenter, Freedom Parkway, Washington, IL, USA.

7 years ago •reported by user-dfgk7741 • business

Walmart Supercenter, Freedom Parkway, Washington, IL, USA

1980 Freedom Parkway, Washington, 61571 Illinois, United States

We ate from the prepared foods area in the deli last night for dinner from the zeal Mart in Washington Illinois. We got the bbq chicken potatoes wedges and cheese curds and my children had the chicken strips mac and cheese and potatoe wedges. After eating this food we all had stomach aches and diarrhea today my 15 month old son wokeup with watery diarrhea vomiting and nausea. I am not happy about this purchase as it has made all of us sick. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#walmart #washington #illinois #unitedstates #bbq #cheese #chicken #wedges #chickenstrips

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