Normally, food poisoning takes a few hours to develop. It looks like they were literally poisoned with immediate effects.
Kalkin93 on
Per the article it sounds like the „yam“ dish is possibly suspect. Not familiar with it myself, anyone got any sauce?
Alarmed_Inflation196 on
Remember this next time somewhere tries to gaslight you that „food poisoning takes 24 hours to develop so it could have been from anywhere“. It’s not true that ALL food poisoning takes that long
SlightlyAngyKitty on
Every time we tell ourselves that we won’t get a vindaloo ever again . But we never learn…. 😔
Remarkable-Ad155 on
Is the rest of the quote „banging phall, 10/10, will be back next week, cheers Abdul!“?
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Seems like an entirely reasonable person. Good on him.
Disappointed that it wasn’t a party of spice wimps ordering phalls for a dare/challenge.
Yikes… Must’ve done one hell of a number on their ring piece to warrant paramedics for 11 people. Must’ve been like a mudslide taking a dam out
(Yes, I know the story is about food poisoning and not just someone violently shitting)
Most likely [Oxalic acid in under cooked yam](https://www.ua-bw.de/pub/beitrag_printversion.asp?subid=1&Thema_ID=5&ID=3319&Pdf=No&lang=EN).
Normally, food poisoning takes a few hours to develop. It looks like they were literally poisoned with immediate effects.
Per the article it sounds like the „yam“ dish is possibly suspect. Not familiar with it myself, anyone got any sauce?
Remember this next time somewhere tries to gaslight you that „food poisoning takes 24 hours to develop so it could have been from anywhere“. It’s not true that ALL food poisoning takes that long
Every time we tell ourselves that we won’t get a vindaloo ever again . But we never learn…. 😔
Is the rest of the quote „banging phall, 10/10, will be back next week, cheers Abdul!“?