Do not eat Red Baron Pizza

Last night my spouse and I split a Red Baron pizza, about six hours later we were very sick (I will spare you the graphic details). Anyway does anyone know what to do for food poisoning?

It's more likely that your illness was caused by poor handling rather than the product per se.

That being said, don't eat Red Baron pizza, because it tastes bad.

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Anyway does anyone know what to do for food poisoning?

You should ask SOOPOO, but I think there isn't much you can do, just let it run its course. However, sounds like you lost a lot of liquid so drink lots of fluids to stay properly hydrated.

Thanks for the warning. It is a rather far for you, but I highly recommend Rocco's Pizza in the Summerlin Costco shopping center.

Don't eat solid foods until the diarrhea has passed, and avoid dairy products, which can worsen diarrhea (due to a temporary state of lactose intolerance).


Drink any fluid (except milk or caffeinated beverages) to replace fluids lost by diarrhea and vomiting.

Food poisoning is the worst thing. All I have ever done is let it run its course, and try to decide which end to stick on the commode.

Have a look here it seems pretty informative.

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It's more likely that your illness was caused by poor handling rather than the product per se.

That being said, don't eat Red Baron pizza, because it tastes bad.

Yes, this is why all teenagers should at some time or another work in the "fast food" industry...so they get a food handlers card and learn about cross contamination.....and how easy it is to do.....and that cross contamination 99.9% of the time is what causes "food poisoning"...and not the original product itself.....anyways just my 2 cents

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You should ask SOOPOO, but I think there isn't much you can do, just let it run its course. However, sounds like you lost a lot of liquid so drink lots of fluids to stay properly hydrated.

Thanks for the warning. It is a rather far for you, but I highly recommend Rocco's Pizza in the Summerlin Costco shopping center.

SOOPOO here- The Wiz gets credit for being 'doctor of the day'. His advice is generally sound. But of course sometimes what you think is 'food poisoning' can be something more ominous, like Sal Minella. If it is not gone by now you may need to seek medical attention.

I do know how to handle food and all that jazz, I have worked that industry my whole life for the most part. I am feeling better, my back hurts though, but soaking in a warm tub helps. I do have Kaiser Permanente, but I do not think they have one of those here so hopefully I will be better soon. Thanks for all the feedback.

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SOOPOO here- But of course sometimes what you think is 'food poisoning' can be something more ominous, like Sal Minella.

It's not nice to speak ill of the dead.

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I'm no doctor, but my guess is if you bought a completely frozen dinner and then heated it to 400 degrees and then got sick the problem doesn't lie with the frozen dinner.