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Igel

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14. This widespread, covering all sorts of different areas,

Thu Jul 16, 2026, 07:20 PM

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gonna be raw veggies of some sort.

Dairy? Unless raw or pasteurization was incomplete, or some problem with cheese, nah.

Meat? How, exactly?

Different organism, same means of delivery.

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Iceberg lettuce sold at Taco Bell linked to cyclospora outbreak [View all] BumRushDaShow Thursday OP

Wow, that seems unfortunate genxlib Thursday #1

Usually the problem is salmonella or listeria in salad greens BumRushDaShow Thursday #2

So, no Taco Bell for me, I never eat there anyway...I like Taco Tico here in KS... wcmagumba Thursday #3

I don't have any near me BumRushDaShow Thursday #6

I can't remember the last time I ate at a Taco Bell kimbutgar Thursday #17

It's not just Taco Bell iemanja Thursday #34

This widespread, covering all sorts of different areas, Igel Thursday #14

So far they have only confirmed the presence of that parasite in lettuce BumRushDaShow Thursday #18

Wernt raspberries a concern too? IbogaProject Thursday #24

Yes, and all lettuces, as well as cilantro. iemanja Thursday #35

There are lists of produce that get periodically published that are susceptible BumRushDaShow Yesterday #41

A few days ths was my OP: Not the Onion: Authorities investigate Taco Bell and lettuce as cyclosporiasis outbreak surge LeftInTX Thursday #5

Your story mentions Michigan as the main area of infection FakeNoose Thursday #8

Something like 30-35 states. Texas is one, and I know taco bell is really popular with younger people down here. mwmisses4289 Thursday #10

what a shitty story..... democratsruletheday Thursday #4

Ha! Ray Bruns Thursday #27

Donny TACOrrhea. Everything he touches turns to shit. erronis Thursday #7

.... wolfie001 Thursday #16

Taco Bell gives you the shits? C_U_L8R Thursday #9

LOL LeftInTX Thursday #11

No. It's not Taco Bell that's the problem. It's TACO aka NACHO that's the cause. He is grifting diarrhea now. Wonder Why Thursday #20

Also avoid lettuce at KFC. Taco Bell and KFC are owned by the same company. LeftInTX Thursday #12

I need to start some fall lettuce BumRushDaShow Thursday #13

I know what you mean! LeftInTX Thursday #28

It's not just fast food places iemanja Thursday #36

Growing hundreds of acres of lettuce right next to cattle ranches is a bad idea wolfie001 Thursday #15

That will increase the risk of E. coli contamination! BumRushDaShow Thursday #19

Hmm. In the past, cow manure was used as fertilizer for crops. wnylib Thursday #33

Composted manure is generally safe because the composting process BumRushDaShow Yesterday #43

Interesting. Thanks. I wondered how they did that safely. wnylib 22 hrs ago #44

Here's a Fact Sheet from Cornell's Cooperative Extension BumRushDaShow 22 hrs ago #45

Farmers have used manure for centuries. wnylib 21 hrs ago #46

Probably the same way BumRushDaShow 21 hrs ago #47

Native Americans used fish as fertilizer and also wnylib 19 hrs ago #48

The parasite is found in human feces only u4ic Thursday #23

Yes, I remember reading that but these farms are so huge and problematic wolfie001 Thursday #29

I have a post below about Taylor Farms u4ic Thursday #30

Yes, I just saw that after I hit enter and scrolled down wolfie001 Thursday #31

No worries u4ic Thursday #32

I saw posts on social media a week ago calling out Taylor Farms. hamsterjill Thursday #21

Taylor Farms Cirsium Thursday #22

It's called "Trumporrhea" red dog 1 Thursday #25

Taylor Farms - again!! u4ic Thursday #26

Welcome to Taco Hell. BYOTP. nt Xipe Totec Thursday #37

Eating at Taco Bell has... LudwigPastorius Yesterday #38

I'm pretty sure that's how I got it ybbor Yesterday #39

How can we tell the difference between cyclospora and the explosive diarrhea Bluetus Yesterday #40

Not just Taco Bell LizfromRI Yesterday #42