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Dallas Food Poisoning

Dallas Food Poisoning

In Dallas, Texas, it's estimated that over 150 thousand suffer from food poisoning annually. Chick-Fil-A and Chipotle Mexican Grill are the most frequently mentioned brand names, and the most commonly mentioned product is chicken.

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QDOBA Mexican Eats, 2040 N International Pkwy, Dallas, TX 75261, USA

3 years ago •reported by user-zbxy7498 • details

Si I was traveling to go to Hawaii and our trip stopped at Dallas Texas for 1 hour before heading to Hawaii and we eat in this restaurant and we were poisoned, me along with my boyfriend I was bloated with a lot of stomach ache, diarrhea,… See more

#qdoba #dallas #texas #unitedstates #pita

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