Multiple fruit recalls in Canada due to salmonella risk. What’s happening? - National | Globalnews.ca
Multiple fruit recalls in Canada due to salmonella risk. What’s happening? - National | Globalnews.ca
The Public Health Agency of Canada says at least 26 lab-confirmed cases of salmonella have been reported in five provinces possibly related to a brand of cantaloupe.
This is exactly why I don't eat real food as a manner of policy lol
If it isn't in a pie, he doesn't want it!
Even then :)
It’s for cut fruit - whole fruit is fine!
What is with all this bullshit preprocessed crap like lead-flavored apple sauce squeeze pouches and now this, fucking eat a damn apple or get normal apple sauce and use tupperware to save the pollution and contamination. Jesus Christ, how lazy and dumb are we?
Also, doesn't pre-cutting fruit cause it to start fruit-equivalent-of-oxidizing/rusting? What the heck is that called where you cut open the fruit and it slowly starts turning brown?
Edit: enzymic browning
The recall includes whole melons.
I do eat real/whole fruit, just wanted to get things moving (pun intended)
I'm praying someone does a clever "this one trick" meme in relation to me and this parent comment ;)
Poop.
Shit happens.
Not if you dont spread uncomposted shit on your food