RobDownSouth
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The Food and Drug administration has issued a rare "Class 1" recall for all 24-pack cartons of eggs sold under the "Kirkland" brand name with an expiration date prior to January 5th.
This effects all Costco stores in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. The eggs were laid and packed in upstate New York from a large concentration ( "cluckerfuck"?) of infected chickens.
"Class 1" recalls are for the most severe cases of contamination, i.e. if you eat these you WILL get sick.
Virtually all of these eggs have been exposed to salmonella contamination. You run a risk of a near 100% chance of severe diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramping for 8 to 72 hours after digestion.
I know eggs are expensive, but throw those eggs away...they're not worth all the shit you'll through!
This effects all Costco stores in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. The eggs were laid and packed in upstate New York from a large concentration ( "cluckerfuck"?) of infected chickens.
"Class 1" recalls are for the most severe cases of contamination, i.e. if you eat these you WILL get sick.
Virtually all of these eggs have been exposed to salmonella contamination. You run a risk of a near 100% chance of severe diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramping for 8 to 72 hours after digestion.
I know eggs are expensive, but throw those eggs away...they're not worth all the shit you'll through!
