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Drive-Thru Chicken Rash - Milk Allergy, Stuart Florida

4 weeks ago •reported by user-gzkmn441 • business

Wendy's, 3160 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart, FL, USA

3160 Southeast Federal Highway, Stuart, 34994 Florida, United States

A few days ago Wendy's chicken tenders, Chicken sandwich, and hamburgers. It took them about twenty minutes to get the order, while we waited in the Drive-thru. We asked for no cheese, and they put cheese on. My children did not even eat their hamburgers. They did not take one bit. I took a bit to try it and it tasted like battery acid. I ate the chick Tender though, and my daughter ate her chicken sandwich, and we both got rashes, and I became lethargic for three days. | Symptoms: Skin Rash

#milkallergy #wendys #stuart #florida #unitedstates #chicken #sandwich #chickensandwich #chickentenders

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