Four-pack of 12-ounce packages of "Discover Cuisine ™ Red Curry Chicken & Jasmine Rice." Each package bears the Canadian establishment number "Est. 302" inside the Canadian Food Inspection Agency mark of inspection as well as a "Best By" date of "12 18 08." The item number "2880" also appears by the UPC code on the package.No illnesses have been reported yet, and according to a leading listeria litigation lawfirm (now I know what to do with my law degree!), those with weakened immune systems are most susceptible to infection. Costco has a phone number for people seeking more information: (800) 774-2678.
@LikeYourFace: Pah, I LOLed. Lighten up ;p
]]>I think I ate that stuff a few weeks ago. Haven't been right since then. But no one else noticed.
]]>Cook lunch meat? Are you crazy?
If you have a compromised immune system or are pregnant, yes, it's a good idea that was intended to be kept hidden.
]]>@chouchou:I don't think the comment board is working right.
]]>You have a choice in laughing at someone's attempt at humor. You can laugh or be appalled. Calling for censorship shows me and everyone else your inferiority and stupidity. Now, get off the Internet, and go burn those children's books YOU deem inappropriate for young eyes.
]]>Every year, there is dozens of cases of e-coli in USA linked to fast foods, like McDonald. And no one banned the chicken. (E-coli is much more dangerous! Basically destroys your internal organs).
So eat your chicken in peace, or just go vegetarian :) (though not foolproof, either)
]]>Wonder what kind of SPC's that processor had in place during that production run? Terrible..
]]>-difficulty.... I'm a man.
]]>Ouch!!!
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