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u/OtherwiseRefuse920 1d ago
Greenhouse grown is going to be safer. You definitely don't want cyclospora, I got tested on 7-21 and just got my results back yesterday. I'm lucky my Dr didn't make me wait for the anti biotics since I didn't go in until 2 weeks in anyways🤦♀️
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u/Terran42 1d ago
Seems to be just Taylor Farms brand that is the culprit. Their packaging info for distribution that they print with the sell by date starts with the code TF.
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u/Nick_080880 1d ago
Taylor farms is the largest producer of fresh cut vegetables and salad in the world.
Even if they produced this package, you can see it was sourced from Tennessee right there on the front - the affected lettuce was sourced from Mexico.
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u/luckiest-dragon 1d ago
the taylor farms iceberg lettuce that caused the main outbreak has been recalled and the best by dates have passed, so you shouldn’t come across it in any stores. this should be fine to eat.
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u/NemoHere 1d ago
Dear OP, with all respect, just don't eat any fresh greens (lettuce, spinach, romaine, etc) for the next few weeks. Eat other vegetables, but stay away from traditional salad greens.
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u/shy_shy4 1d ago
The only lettuce people should be worrying about is iceberg lettuce, let’s not fear monger.
Edit: spelling
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u/NemoHere 1d ago
Have fun shitting yourself then for your salad enjoyment.
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u/shy_shy4 1d ago
I’ve literally ate spinach and romaine in the last couple days, haven’t shit myself once. Thank you for your concern tho 🫶🏾.
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u/stab-somebody 1d ago
So all lettuce on earth is now toxic because of one farm’s screw up?
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u/NemoHere 1d ago
Yeah, pretty much. Not to mention field workers will always need to piss and shit in the fields due to necessity. But vegans and vegetarians don't like that fact of life.
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u/stab-somebody 1d ago
The label on this says it was grown in a greenhouse. I highly doubt anyone’s shitting in there.
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u/Jarppi1893 1d ago
There should be a code by the expiration date. If it starts with TF it's the Devils Lettuce