Walmart Shopper horrified to find molds on food: "Do not buy perishable"
A new video is becoming viral due to the disgusting discovery of the meat that went wrong.
Walmart is well known for his big Variety of products Sold at its long -standing promise. But consumers may want to be wary of buying certain things, even if they are cheap. A buyer recently went to social networks to share a disgusting discovery: moldy foods sold by the large -scale retailer. Read more to find out why some Walmart customers now say that you should never buy perishable foodstuffs.
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A buyer said he found mold on food in Walmart.
A new video becomes viral due to a discovery that turns the stomach. August 12, Jazzmyn Alexis posted a tiktok At his account @jazzmynalexis, showing himself in the alley of cold meat of a Walmart store. In the video, Alexis zooms in on a bunch of black ham of high value, the not guaranteed ham that has visible mold stains.
"It is a friendly reminder to check your meat before buying it because Walmart does not do it," she said. "I found this meat [explained], unpleasant [explanive] on the shelf at the end of July and she expired in May."
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She urged others to check their food before checking.
In the legend of her tiktok, Alexis said that she had informed the workers' employees of expired ham. But she urged other buyers to diligence with regard to the food of the retailer. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"Check the mold before buying," she added in the legend.
The video won more than 47,000 views in just five days, with other consumers, Alexis' advice. "I used to check the dates, no matter where I shop," said a user.
Another person replied: "Also check their fresh packaged fruit! They usually have mold."
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Some say that is why they no longer buy certain foods at Walmart.
Other buyers have spoken in the comments section of Alexis' video, saying that even checking before buying is not good enough. In fact, many said they did not bother to buy certain foods from Walmart, due to the possibility that these items were moldy or expired.
"I stopped buying meat from Walmart when the frozen sausages I bought and ate had mold in the packaging (I didn't notice until he Or too late), "said a buyer.
Another person wrote: "That's why I don't buy perishable in Walmart."
The comments were full of complaints concerning moldy food finds in Walmart stores, with buyers saying that they would never buy things like cheese, hot dogs, bacon, bread and even retailers of the retailer , because of what they discovered during shopping.
"Clear and simple. Walmart must do better. Everyone does," said Alexis in the comments section.
Better life Contacted Walmart about these customer concerns, and we will update this story with their response.
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Eating moldy foods can cause health problems.
Some people in the Alexis video comments section said they had suffered from food poisoning after eating moldy foods they bought from Walmart.
Dietitian Lillian Craggs-Dino , Rdn, said to Cleveland clinic That when you eat food contaminated by molds, "you don't only eat mold, you eat bacteria", which can cause serious foods of food of food, such as listeriosis. And this is not the only problem that can arise.
"Some molds can actually be very, very toxic to humans. They can also cause allergic reactions and respiratory problems," warned Craggs-Dino.
So, if you feel symptoms such as shortness of breath, nausea, fever or diarrhea, after eating moldy foods, consult medical help immediately.
The American Department of Agriculture (USDA) also advises consumers Do not buy moldy foods .
"Examine the foods well before buying it. Check food in glass jars, look at the STEM zones on fresh products and avoid bruised products," said the agency on its website. "Inform the director of the mold store on food."
