Beef recall due to E. Coli
zeez
"The beef was produced by the Greeley, Colo.-based JBS Swift Beef Co.
which immediately cooperated with authorities in recalling the
potentially contaminated food.
The recall included 47,615 pounds of beef triangle tip sent to Costco
warehouses in Los Angeles County and the rest of California,
distributed under the name Morton's of Omaha Steakhouse" Classic Tri
Tip and Morton's of Omaha Rosemary, Garlic & Chardonnay Seasoned Tri
Trip.
C.Tudor
All these recalls can't help but add cost for consumers. I think that
until the ObamaDepression ends that we should just let people eat
whatever they get. Anyway, anybody living in today's world should know
to wash all food before they prepare it and to cook it thoroughly.
cybercat
"C.Tudor" <charle...@yahoo.com> wrote
> All these recalls can't help but add cost for consumers. I think that
> until the ObamaDepression ends that we should just let people eat
The ObamaDepression?
lol
projectile vomit chick
> http://www.myabc7.com/wap/news/text.jsp?sid=11&nid=373431659&cid=1288...
>
> "The beef was produced by the Greeley, Colo.-based JBS Swift Beef Co.
> which immediately cooperated with authorities in recalling the
> potentially contaminated food.
Yeggh, that's yer first clue.....Swift? They're still in business?
>
> The recall included 47,615 pounds of beef triangle tip sent to Costco
> warehouses in Los Angeles County and the rest of California,
> distributed under the name Morton's of Omaha Steakhouse" Classic Tri
> Tip and Morton's of Omaha Rosemary, Garlic & Chardonnay Seasoned Tri
> Trip.
Oh well, some Mexicans and Baby Boomers are gonna get sick, LOL.....
MartyB
The only thing sick here is your sense of humor. Ecoli is nothing to
laugh - outloud or otherwise - about.