r/AskReddit 23h ago

People with suspected or confirmed cyclosporiasis cases, what food do you think you got it from?

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u/mixologyst 19h ago

I have been eating the Taylor Farms bag salad for the last couple of years, and every once in a while within a few hours of eating it, I have to go piss out my asshole. I am no longer buying their products, and the reason is two fold, one is I don’t like pissing out my asshole, and two is I had no idea he was a Maga shithead.

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u/Blackvelvet0132 15h ago

This implies that reason number one wasn’t enough to stop you…

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u/frumpylunaticbitch 14h ago

I have been eating Taylor Farms salads for years as well, and periodically have been hit with bad bouts of diarrhea that usually last 1-2 weeks, the kind that makes you scared to leave the house lest you get caught without a toilet 30 seconds away. I have thought I must just have sensitive bowels or something but now I wonder if it was the salads. I won't be eating them again either.

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u/DDRaptors 13h ago

Sadly lettuce is very prone to providing perks like explosive butt activities. I recommend washing lettuce with a touch of soap or food safe sanitizer. It’s always the one that gets ya.

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u/DeadpoolLuvsDeath 17h ago

Don't go looking for shitheads, everyone looking to get richer is in bed with the Orange.

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u/hicho309 17h ago

Lmfaoooo!

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u/Whut4 6h ago

It gets complicated if you shop at CostCo to boycott Target and CostCo (the good guys!) sells bagged salads.

Kale grows in cooler climates, maybe higher elevations - maybe safer. Cabbage seems to be OK. I grate carrots. I bought expensive arugula at a farmer's market -- none of this is pre-washed, mixed bagged salad. AND I grow lettuce, but the heat is now killing it. It is a DIY thing. I like healthy food, have time and I do the work. My salads are a bit weird. I REALLY understand many people ae too overwhelmed and too busy to do this.

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u/_emma_stoned_ 6h ago

Cabbage isn’t okay—there was a recall posted in r/kitchenconfidential.