There’s Something in the Water in Utah: E Coli
It seems that across the country, more and more water crises are occurring, underlining the need for all households to possess an emergency water supply.
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It seems that across the country, more and more water crises are occurring, underlining the need for all households to possess an emergency water supply.
50 TONS of salad have been recalled across 22 states due to potential E. coli. Romaine lettuce is the suspected culprit but has not yet been recalled.
Both the CDC and the FDA are involved in investigating and reporting outbreaks and recalls. So, you’d think the public would be notified as soon as there was an outbreak. As it turns out, that isn’t always the case.
E. coli are bacteria that are found in the intestines of animals, the environment, and in food, and can cause a myriad of infections in the human body.
Three hundred TONS of flour has been voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer due to potential contamination with E.Coli 026
I don’t mean to be a party pooper (sorry, had to), but as beautiful as many of the beaches in the US are, there’s some ugly stuff lying beneath the surface.
Attention Scratch Cookers and Bakers: The latest potentially tainted food being recalled is…flour. Check this list against the flour in your pantry.
UPDATE: This outbreak is rapidly getting spreading. Cases have more than doubled (72 to 156) since the outbreak was initially reported.
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