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Austin Food Poisoning

Suspect food poisoning in Austin TX? Report it now and notify health officials, browse recent community reports, and stay informed with free real-time outbreak & recall alerts. In Austin, Texas, it's estimated that over 100 thousand suffer from food poisoning annually. H-E-B and Chipotle Mexican Grill are the most frequently mentioned brand names, and the most commonly mentioned product is chicken.

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The Cheesecake Factory, South Capital of Texas Highway, Austin, TX, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-kczb7394 • details

We ate dinner there on Thursday evening and took our dessert to go. Ate the chocolate cake Friday around 2, was vomiting & super sick by 5. 2 days later I’m still sick-  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#thecheesecakefactory #austin #texas #unitedstates #chocolate #cake

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P. Terry's Burger Stand, West William Cannon Drive, Austin, TX, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-ywmwg841 • details

I ate a cheeseburger and fries at approximately 12 p.m. on Friday. Within the hour I begin to have stomach aches. At approximately 1:30 pm, I began showing signs of food poisoning including vomiting, diarrhea, headache, fever, dizziness and body aches. Headache and body / stomach aches… See more

#austin #texas #unitedstates #cheeseburger #fries

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Chipotle Mexican Grill, West Anderson Lane, Austin, TX, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-gkhx7713 • details

Chicken burrito with brown rice, black beans, sour cream, cheese, corn. Also had a beverage while there,tea from both sweet/unsweet 50/50, with ice.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#chipotlemexicangrill #austin #texas #unitedstates #burrito #cheese #chicken #corn #cream #rice #sourcream #brownrice #chickenburrito #blackbeans

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Whole Foods Market, Domain Drive, Austin, TX, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-phhdd891 • details

Ate lunch around 2pm, bbq sausage and some beef chili (it had been labeled chicken and white bean, but was definitely a beef brisket chili.) Family had the same dinner, but they didn't get sick, I was the only one to eat the chili and the sausage. Violently ill starting at about 2am.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#wholefoodsmarket #austin #texas #unitedstates #bbq #beef #chicken #chili #sausage #bean #brisket

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McDonald's, Research Boulevard, Austin, TX, USA

7 years ago •reported by user-zhzzb163 • details

I ordered the Vanilla Milk Shake and McNuggets and fries, my friends who were with me also ordered Vanilla Milk Shakes and they also got sick a few hours after consuming them.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting

#mcdonalds #austin #texas #unitedstates #fries #shake #milk

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