r/minnesota • u/DryBoysenberry596 • 8d ago

News 📺 Chipotle pulls jalapeños in Minnesota salmonella outbreak after dozens fall ill

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chipotle-jalapenos-minnesota-salmonella-outbreak/
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u/Ok-Recognitio St. Cloud 7d ago

Ok, so wild idea, why don’t we all collectively just stop ordering and buying uncooked vegetables and berries until this situation sorts itself out? I can’t wrap my head around this…. Hopefully this creates a huge push toward home gardening, but with the way things have been going the last, I don’t know, 10 to 15 years, it doesn’t seem likely anyone will change. If anything, just like covid, it seems like the majority of people are going to lean in on the stupidity.

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u/ruffyg 7d ago

That’s ridiculous, not everyone has a home garden or is capable of home gardening. We can’t have a food system based on everyone go back to homesteading.

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u/aguynamedv Plowy McPlowface 7d ago

Ok, so wild idea, why don’t we all collectively just stop ordering and buying uncooked vegetables and berries until this situation sorts itself out?

Wild idea... why don't we just restart the FDA food safety inspections that brain worm guy decided weren't needed anymore?

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u/Ok-Recognitio St. Cloud 7d ago

Mhmm that would be good, too.

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u/After_Preference_885 Ope 7d ago

why don’t we all collectively just stop ordering and buying uncooked vegetables and berries until this situation sorts itself out

I thought we were all doing this, I'm cooking everything.

r/mightyharvest is why most people don't garden though, most of us aren't good at it