The E. coli outbreak at McDonald's has sickened more than 100 people, and one person died. Does it affect Ohio and its ...

Certain foods are more likely than others to wreak havoc on your stomach. Cucumbers have carried Salmonella, peaches have been contaminated with Listeria, and eating a salad feels a bit like ...

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The slivered onions used on the burgers are the “likely source” of the outbreak, the CDC said. A spokesperson for McDonald’s said all Quarter Pounders in affected states had been pulled from ...

Tennessee Onion dip holds loads of sweet, tender onions swimming in a creamy sauce of mild Cheddar and robust smoked Gouda.

One person has died and four people have developed a potentially life-threatening kidney disease complication as part of the ...

Pink mold-like buildup, small flies and potentially hazardous food items are only some of the violations found in Birmingham ...

A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a Billings woman who was severely sickened by E. coli after eating a McDonald’s Quarter ...

The threat may be gone for anyone currently eating at McDonald ... do receive onions distributed from the Taylor Farms Colorado facility.” “Despite no contact from health authorities and ...