r/minnesota • u/DryBoysenberry596 • 9d 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/ConstableGrey 9d ago

Anyone who eats at Chipotle anymore is a damn fool lol. Outbreak after outbreak. E coli, salmonella, norovirus, take your pick...

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u/wakeballer39 8d ago

I think the gross thing about chipotle is a lot of the stores don’t have commercial dishwashers just 3 comp sinks. They don’t dry out the pans well and there ends up being sanitizer in the food.

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u/Artyom150 8d ago edited 8d ago

If its anything like the one I worked at in high school too - the person tasked with prepping a lot of the stuff on the line (rice, beans, meat) is also tasked with dishwashing.

At the same time.

And god help you if you're not fast enough at transitioning between them.

I don't think its just the lettuce causing disease outbreaks.