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Lidl, Għaxaq, Malta

4 years ago •reported by user-hkhdm514 • details

Ice cream from here. We bought ice cream another time and we all had the same symptoms as today. We weren't sure from were the diarrhea came at first. Now we confirm it was from the ice cream my family ate. (This wasn't the first time). It happened Today this morning  | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#lidl #malta #cream #icecream

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Lidl Italiamo Pesto alla Genovese - recalled due to of the unauthorized pesticide

4 years ago •source fsai.ie • details

The FSAI announced the recall of Italiamo Pesto alla Genovese by Lidl due to the presence of the unauthorized pesticide ethylene oxide in the batch of food additive locust bean gum (E410) used in its production.

The recalled product is:
- Italiamo Pesto alla Genovese; pack size:… See more

#lidl #ireland #bean #pesto

Food Recall Lidl Italiamo Pesto alla Genovese - recalled due to of the unauthorized pesticide The FSAI announced... photo #1
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Cahill’s Farm Cheese Cheddar Cheese - recalled due to potential Listeria

4 years ago •source fda.gov • details

Company name: Cahill’s Farm Cheese
Brand name: Cahill’s Farm Cheese Lidl
Product recalled: Cheddar Cheese
Reason of the recall: Potential Listeria monocytogenes
FDA Recall date: July 29, 2021
Recall details: Cahill’s Farm Cheese, Ireland is recalling a number of batches of specialty cheddar cheese due to the… See more

#lidl #lidlpreferredselection #unitedstates #cheddar #cheese #wine

Food Recall Cahill’s Farm Cheese Cheddar Cheese - recalled due to potential Listeria Company name: Cahill’s Farm... photo #1
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Halloumi, Lidl Tooting, London Road, London, UK

4 years ago •reported by user-pxdq8956 • details

I ate halloumi (basil infused) with falafels, lettuce, tomatoes and a pita bread yesterday for lunch
Since eating this within two hours I had diarrhea. Which has continued for 24hours. It's greenish in colour. I feel achey, have stomach cramps and feel like empty wrenching after going… See more

#lidl #london #england #unitedkingdom #bread #lettuce #pita #halloumi

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Lidl, Hazelwick Avenue, Three Bridges, Crawley, UK

4 years ago •reported by user-xptkw934 • details

Pickled Gerkins I ate a gerkin but it was soft and tasted off. About 5 minutes after my tongue started to tingle. Then about 10 minutes later I had diarrhoea and vomiting for about 10 minutes. I still feel nauseous now.  | Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Nausea

#lidl #crawley #england #unitedkingdom

Consumer Review - Food Safety Lidl, Hazelwick Avenue, Three Bridges, Crawley, UK Pickled Gerkins I ate a gerkin but it was soft an... photo #1
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