“Ordered spicy chicken and when I went to chewing, everything inside my mouth seemed foreign. Immediately spat it up, made the video, went to bathroom and threw up. When I came out of the restroom I noticed the sandwich and any remaining evidence was discarded and when I requested the... See More substantial evidence the manager said she's not going into the trash and threatened me with the police. She attempted to simply pacify my clearly traumatized self with a refund for their mishap and then threatened with police when I insisted on the uncooked evidence. Started having pounding headache and feeling nauseous so was transported via ambulance from the scene and diagnosed with gastroenteritis from capital Regional medical center. ”

“Both my spouse and I had chicken and have spent all day in the bathroom. I believe it was the chicken we ate.  2 out of 3 of us are having diarrhea and committing. The other guest is also starting to feel ill. We ate at the restaurant around 12pm... See More yesterday 2/13. We all consumed chicken and an appetizer. Symptoms started about 12 hours later.  ”

“Ate on 15/2/2020, 1900 hrs. Four pax. Dishes included oysters, lobster and scallops. Only oysters were shared among the family. Next day, vomiting, diarrhoea, nausea and high fever for all four. Other family members who did not go to restaurant had no symptoms. Previously ate here in 2019 and had... See More food poisoning. Was not sure it was specifically this outlet that time, but after this experience am highly certain. ”

“french onion soup Two got sick. I started feeling sick almost immediately but it subsided until i got home and i threw up right away about 1 hour later and. I had diarrhea all that night and all the next day. My husband suffered the next day by having blood... See More and mucus in his stool and an urgency to go. ”

“Bought a salad and have had diarrhea 2 weeks I bought a prepackaged salad mix and ate it for lunch and by that night I had diarhea and it's been non stop for 2 1/2 weeks with 2 trips to my doctor. Doctor advised this was good poisoning ”

“February 1, 2020, at 1:47 PM. I purchased 3 Haagen Daz ice creams, 14 oz size, assorted flavors, at this store. The first one was consumed immediately, the same day. It appeared to be OK. The second one was consumed later that evening. The second one seemed to be OK,... See More but as I got closer to the bottom, it was obvious it had not been refrigerated properly. The bottom had melted and then refrozen, before I bought it. Ck'd my freezer, the thermometer showed a temp of minus 5 degrees F.

Developed nausea a few hours later that night, then extreme fatigue for the better part of a week, Notified the store manager, of the refrozen ice cream and asked him to ck with his vendor to try to prevent future occurrences. He sent me an email a few days later indicating he wanted to discuss it with me. Saw him Feb 7th, Thursday, at the store. I told him I wanted to discuss it as well but was in a hurry, would do it later when it was mutually convenient. He, not to be put off, followed me down the back stairs and started an apparently prepared speech. YOU ARE MAKING A LOT OF COMPLAINTS. IT SEEMS WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU. NO ONE HAS EVER COMPLAINED BEFORE. He even quoted the ice cream vendor, who was not present, as saying, he, the vendor had never a complaint about melted ice cream, he repeated his speech several more times with the additional filip that, "YOU WOULD BE HAPPIER GOING SOMEWHERE ELSE.”

As background, the store freezer, full of ice cream, had malfunctioned a short time before that. Many pints of ice cream had melted but were refrozen when the freezer came back on. I mentioned to him, at the time, those ice creams should be disposed of. The vendor or he may have been putting a few pints of refrozen, spoiled, ice cream back in the freezer in an attempt to minimize the dollar loss.

Whatever the cause, spoiled ice cream should not be sold. Telling customers to go somewhere else is not an effective way of dealing with concerns about spoiled products. They and the Health Department need to take the necessary steps to prevent future occurrences.

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“Everyone stay away from them Not only was the order which was suppose to be ready at 7:30 PM not ready until 8:15pm, they ended up serving me a raw burger to get me out of the door. How is this acceptable? Health Dept to be made aware. ”

“My boyfriend and I got the family pack which includes the roast beef and cheese, mozzerella sticks, curly fries, and slides. Im pretty certain that the main problem was the roast beef sandwich because the cheese was more greasy fluid than actual cheese. Cannot be certain though. Niether of us... See More finished our meal, but we both sampled all the elements. We started experiencing symptoms 15 minutes into our dinner date. These consisted of nausea and stomach cramps. Then, my boyfriend and I rushed back to my apartment, where he had intense diarrhea and I vomited. Nausea and stomach cramps continued through the rest of date night. Sharing my story so that other couples don't have date night ruined for them. This was very disheartening because they used to be one of our favorite fast food joints, but now, I don't think we can go back. ”

“I prepared a DiGiorno Garlic Bread frozen pizza for dinner. There was a strong smell of preservatives and I couldn't even get one slice down. Within an hour my stomach was churning & I felt weak & nauseous; my stomach churned all night. The following morning I was still sick... See More to my stomach and had diarrhea. I threw the entire thing in the garbage! ”

“CFIA announced the recall of Celebrate brand frozen profiteroles and eclairs by Giant Tiger Stores Limited due to potential Salmonella contamination. There was also a Salmonella outbreak last year related to these products which investigation led to this recall.

CFIA advises consumers to return these products to the place of... See More purchase or to throw them away.

- Celebrate Mini Chocolate Eclairs (365 g). UPC: 8 858762 720047. All codes
- Celebrate Classical Profiteroles / Classic Profiteroles (325 g). UPC: 8 858762 720009. All codes

The recalled products were sold at the following locations:

- 417 Wellington St., St. Thomas, Ontario
- 350 Scott St., St. Catharines, Ontario
- 29 Chambers St., Smith Falls, Ontario
- 2480 Walkley Rd., Ottawa, Ontario
- 6061 Hazeldean Rd. Stittsville, Ontario
- 4501 Tecumseh Rd. East, Windsor, Ontario
- 330 avenue St-Laurent, Louiseville, Quebec
- 1254 boulevard Louis-XIV, Quebec City, Quebec
- 46 Robie St., Truro, Nova Scotia

Check the full recall notice on the CFIA website inspection.gc.ca

Source: CFIA ”