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Undercooked Jerky Causes Illness - Walmart, Washington District of Columbia

3 years ago •reported by user-htjv3468 • business

Walmart Supercenter, Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

5929 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington, 20011 District of Columbia, United States

I got food poisoning from their great value Teriyaki Beef Jerkey that I bought on Nov 1. It was raw, undercooked, and tasted awful. Onset 6 hours after eating. Intense stomach pain for 2 hours. They should remove all their beef Jerkey from the store. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Stomach Pain

#walmart #raw #undercooked #washington #districtofcolumbia #unitedstates #beef #teriyaki #cooks

Consumer Review - Food Safety Walmart Supercenter, Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC, USA I got food poisoning from their g... photo #1
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