Totino's Pizza E. coli Outbreak
At least 21 people have become ill with E. coli O157:H7 infections after eating Totino's or Jeno's brand pizzas produced by General Mills.
The victims of this most recent E. coli outbreak are from Kentucky, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
A USDA press release warns consumers who have Totino's or Jeno's brand pizzas in their freezers that were produced before October 30, 2007, should not consume the pizzas.
Purchase Totinos pizza and been having diarehia,headaches,vomiting,fever,abdominal cramps
What should I do if we have already eaten the pizza? What is the treatment for E. coli? Should I contact my doctor? Is there anything I can do to prevent it at this point? Does E. coli respond to antibiotics?
Apparently the bar code# for Totinos pizza is 4280011400.
uhm, I ate a totinos pizza last night, this scares me, I have diarrhea, and i live in missouri, I bought the pizzas a couple days before the 30th. But no cramps, just abdominal pains and diarrhea. What should I do?
several people including myself who have eaten Totinos pizza this past week or so are now sick.
I live in Louisa, Virginia and am calling my doctor in the morning.
I have been buying Totino's pizzas frequently over the past two months and at some point all members of my family have eaten them. About two and a half weeks ago my husband was sick for a week. We had some for dinner on Halloween and I have been ill since Friday night.(11-2-07) I live in California. I just learned of the recall today so I'm going to the doctor. I actually still had the empty boxes in my garbage and all of them match the recall sku numbers...