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San Jose Food Poisoning

San Jose Food Poisoning

In San Jose, California, it's estimated that over 100 thousand suffer from food poisoning annually. Panda Express and Chipotle Mexican Grill are the most frequently mentioned brand names, and the most commonly mentioned product is chicken.

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Trader Joe's, Coleman Avenue, San Jose, CA, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-brrxd759 • details

I got sick from eating Trader Joe’s frozen Alfredo pasta it started a couple hours after I ate it bad head ache and so much vomiting I haven’t been able to keep food down for 2 days now I had to go see the doctor and they… See more

#traderjoes #sanjose #california #unitedstates #alfredo #pasta

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