>>7357226

apparently on the level.

>don't live in america
>no chiptoles near me
fuck ;_;

Get your faggoty-ass advertisements outta here.

Nobody wants E-coli.

Thanks OP, would have never known about this otherwise. Got my free burrito.

>>7357414
>not being vegan
>not avoiding e-coli by not eating meat

lol

>>7357432
>not realizing you can get e-coli from produce

whatever you say, fuckboi

>>7357432
this, vegan here as well. will be enjoying my sofrito burrito bowl soon thanks to you

>>7357446
Wasn't that a big thing a few years back? People were getting all kinds of stuff from spinach because workers were pooping in the fields or something.

>>7357446
It was a joke, I know that.

Nobody around here that I know of has gotten sick from Chipotle, which makes me think it's a local supplier thing?

>>7357432
>not avoiding e-coli by not eating meat

http://www.fda.gov/Food/RecallsOutbreaksEmergencies/Outbreaks/ucm374327.htm

>>7357495
Like I said above, it was a joke.

E-Coli outbreaks in produce are usually (always?) from cross-contamination issues, though.

>>7357432
The e-coli was from the lettuce if I'm not mistaken.
I've noticed them checking the temperature of the lettuce like every 5 minutes now when I go there.

>>7357483
>>7357501
I'll try and find the link but the fda found that lettuce had ecoli in not on the lettuce. The water the farm was using for irrigation was contaminated with cow shit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_North_American_E._coli_O157:H7_outbreak_in_spinach
it was spinach not lettuce

>eat chipotle 1-2x a week for lunch even when it had a chance to put me into a hospital
>forgot about this
>tfw at work all fucking day, decided to eat lunch at my desk and somehow missed it

serves me right for being a cuck

>>7357226
I thought that was an e.coli bacterium

It's a burrito?

Fuck, same thing.