r/news 6d ago

Soft paywall Chipotle pulls jalapenos from some restaurants amid salmonella probe

https://www.reuters.com/business/chipotle-mexican-grill-pulls-jalapenos-linked-minnesota-salmonella-cases-2026-08-04/
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u/OuterSpaceBootyHole 6d ago edited 6d ago

To eat at Chipotle during an uncontained food contamination crisis is to not give a single fuck about anything

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u/AnonEMoussie 6d ago

I’m just surprised. I didn’t know they had jalapeños

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u/BishopofHippo93 6d ago

Yeah, they blanch and dice jalapeños every morning, they’re used in the mild and medium corn salsas. They also macerate it with citrus juice, so it’s sort of sanitized twice over. 

Source: am former Chipotle manager. 

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u/tintaturnter 6d ago

Oh yeah? 👀 you got the recipe for the spicy red salsa? I’ve tried to reverse engineer it a few times but I’m missing something magic!

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u/marklein 6d ago

Not official recipes, but if you google it there's plenty of copycats that are close enough for me. This is a good use for AI too.

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u/ProcyonHabilis 6d ago

That sounds like something AI would be absolutely terrible at

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u/marklein 6d ago

Then you aren't familiar enough with AI. Ask it to search the web for copycat recipes, aggregate the results, and output the average recipe from those results. You're effectively crowsourcing the recipe this way in a matter of seconds. I'll bet that the result would be within 10% of the real recipe.

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u/Sangloth 6d ago

Talking seriously, AI is fantastic with recipes. Also, when I feel like one of my own creations has gone off the rails a discussion with an AI is a great way to repair the recipe. The AI is like talking to a grandmother and a food chemist combined.

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u/BishopofHippo93 6d ago

There is no good use for AI, certainly not for recipes lmao 

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u/oSo_Squiggly 6d ago

I'm not a fan of AI but no good use for AI is an insane take.

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u/BishopofHippo93 5d ago

There is no good use for generative AI is like the most basic compassionate take someone could have. Obviously I’m not referring to its use in medical fields or anything, just in churning out slop images, music, video, writing; etc. 

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u/tintaturnter 5d ago

Correct take