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But on the weekend her husband is in charge of breakfast for their son, and he uses these peanut butter cups.
“That’s why it’s always the ‘Monday sickies’ because my husband is serving these contaminated little cups on the weekends,” she pointed out.
“That’s why my son and my husband were always the sickest because my son would eat it and then my husband would finish his peanut butter pancakes.”
The reason they never knew this was because they bought the cups, before the recall, but they were unknowingly giving themselves salmonella poisoning every weekend. They never noticed it because it was never bad enough to send themselves to the hospital.
Just thinking about how this peanut butter ruled their lives for nine weeks is upsetting. They were so worried that they had something contagious that they didn’t have contact with anyone for nine weeks.
You can check out the original TikTok video here, and here is a link to the FDA page as well.
@kelsewhatelse This has been an ongoing medical mystery and I can’t believe we have just been poisoning ourselves this whole time. ? #medicalmystery #momsoftiktok #poisoning #storytime #jiffpeanutbutterrecall #salmonellaoutbreak
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