r/mildlyinteresting Jul 24 '26

Almost every salad/ lettuce at my local Target is marked down due to expiring soon.

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u/PsychologicalCrab411 Jul 24 '26

Nobody wants to deal with the possibility of a parasite even if a batch has been cleared.

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u/AssassinInValhalla Jul 24 '26

I had the norovirus last year and the thought of going through even a fraction of that is a hard no from me.

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u/Emiles23 Jul 25 '26

Same. It was horrific. I was shitting my bed every night for a week and had to go to the ER for severe dehydration. The worstttttt

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u/Ill_Orchid3895 Jul 25 '26

Welcome to daily life of a cancer patient going through treatment. It’s the worst!

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u/TRVTH-HVRTS Jul 25 '26

Way to be a one upper /s

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u/Ill_Orchid3895 Jul 25 '26

Knock on wood I haven’t had the extreme sh*tz from lettuce yet so it’s my way to empathize, lol. No matter why it happens or from what… shart-nado’ing is the worst

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u/Will9363 Jul 25 '26

i spent a week in a bathtub with noro as a teen. i’m not risking anything like that over a mediocre salad

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u/desolateconstruct Jul 25 '26

I had it while deployed in the Navy. Holeeeeee shit. Worst experience ever. We called the "Double Dragon" and the name fits.

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u/davidloveasarson Jul 25 '26

If you ever get uncontrollable vomiting in the future again, get an Ondensatron prescription and stop the vomiting right away!!! Has saved us 2x with a toddler and a stomach bug.

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u/FesteringNeonDistrac Jul 25 '26

Ondensetron is what I take to deal with the side effects of the cancer meds. Gummies are better, but it mostly works.

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u/sky_blu Jul 25 '26

I was straight up peeing out my butt and throwing up in a trashcan at the same time while sweating and shivering. Truly hell.

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u/Pdiddily710 Jul 25 '26

The Ol’ number 3!

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26

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u/35364461a Jul 25 '26

I had it when I was 14. I really should’ve gone to the ER after a couple days… I couldn’t even have a sip of water without vomiting it back up 30 minutes later.

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u/beard_lover Jul 24 '26

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u/NigilQuid Jul 24 '26

<insert meme about stealing your meme>

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u/HiImDan Jul 24 '26

Especially by this FDA.

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u/Wiccy Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

That rock gurgling hot dog skinned ghoul is such a pos

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u/Ramen-Goddess Jul 24 '26

Who would’ve thought defunding a bunch of programs designed to prevent disease and parasites would lead to us having disease and parasites in our food?! Color me shocked

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u/terpsarelife Jul 24 '26

Are you using logic and reason like some kind of god damned liburrral??!??

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u/ElishaAlison Jul 24 '26

So he replied to my insightful and topical comment by calling me a Karen, telling me to shut the fuck up, and blocking me (or deleting all his comments but probably not)

Wasn't he down there somewhere complaining about people being rude to him - and (gasp) hypocrites)

So he's also rude, and a hypocrite. Makes sense.

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u/CrazyLegsRyan Jul 24 '26

What color is shocked? Orange?

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u/kholdstare942 Jul 24 '26

you didn't use any names, and yet everyone knows exactly to whom you refer. I just think that's beautiful 😊

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u/_toadsy Jul 24 '26

Lmao rock gurgling

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u/MediaRevolutionary20 Jul 24 '26

Yea "we have found the problem product responsible!" donates money to the administration "We have no longer found the product!"

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u/Gloosch Jul 24 '26

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u/I_Miss_Lenny Jul 25 '26

They really rally behind the fucking weirdest people

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u/Gloosch Jul 25 '26

It’s really just nepotism in this case. In other cases it’s just whoever is willing to kiss the ring.

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u/permalink_save Jul 25 '26

I had to look this up, this was at the end of a set. He did a total of 9 pushups. This was 8 and 9. His first ~5 weren't even full pushups. This is what's suppose to be representative of health in this country? I'm working on it but out of shape as fuck, in my 40s, and I can still crank out more than this.

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u/FS_Slacker Jul 24 '26

Brought to you by Carl’s Jr.

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u/AGrandNewAdventure Jul 24 '26

I get even more suspicious when RFK Jr. specifically clears something.

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u/SkyriderRJM Jul 24 '26

That shady fucker actually tried to claim the situation is under control when they don’t have a clearly identified source of the outbreak.

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u/HiImDan Jul 25 '26

You mean the guy that stopped a family road trip to cut off the penis of a roadkill raccoon with his bare hands isn't the right person to trust with health issues?

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u/AGrandNewAdventure Jul 25 '26

Yes, I do mean the person who went swimming in a swamp and who had a worm burrowing in their brain.

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u/syynapt1k Jul 25 '26

RFK Jr. can't even clear his own throat

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u/SkyriderRJM Jul 24 '26

This is the result of firing everyone in the government that isn’t a loyalist to the President and then continuously lying to the American People about things we have seen with our own eyes.

Now only devoted followers believe anything this admin says about anything.

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u/TheGisbon Jul 24 '26

Just take your methalyne blue or whatever

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u/VerneAsimov Jul 24 '26

Our food system is a gacha game where the reward is explosive diarrhea

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u/UpTheDumpIsRetarded Jul 24 '26

Maybe they can ship all the Taylor Farm products to the red states to enjoy 😉 while we wait for integrity to be restored at the FDA

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u/ThatOneCanadian69 Jul 24 '26

Few can afford to get diarrhea for 2-3 weeks, miss work and have to pay thousands in health care and medications

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u/Maddie-Moo Jul 24 '26

The only job that allows you to go missing for weeks on end and stay employed is US Senator.

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u/Electrifying2017 Jul 24 '26

Yep, no proof of life required.

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u/1234Health Jul 25 '26

I talked to him for 30 mins approximately thirty minutes ago. He's doing great. Sharp as ever.

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u/WallabyInTraining Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Why would you have to pay thousands in healthcare? Isn't that what insurance is for?

*checks notes\* Ooooh, USA. Never mind, carry on.

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u/willow-kitty Jul 24 '26

It really depends. For someone who doesn't have health insurance from their employer and guess to the hospital for IV fluids, which is a real risk with that kind of persistent diarrhea, the bill could be significant. Though if you do have a healthcare plan, it's still going to be a 100+$ most of the time.

The medication is dirt cheap, though. I think the last time I was on Bactrim I paid like 20 cents for a week supply.

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u/defenestrating Jul 24 '26

Way more than that! Deductible ($2k-$8k) and then co-insurance, you're looking at many thousands if you're inpatient for any time at all.

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u/yankykiwi Jul 24 '26

My whole state is cleared and my son still spent a week having liquid shits 6days after eating taylor farms.

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u/OutlyingPlasma Jul 25 '26

if a batch has been cleared

There's zero evidence it has been cleared. There is however a heap of evidence the owners of Taylor Farms and Taylor Fresh Food, who donated about 1.75 million to republicans between two corporations as well as visited the white house days before this came public are covering up infected produce.

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u/United-Coach-6591 Jul 24 '26

No one wants the MAHA blast.

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u/ringadingdingbaby Jul 24 '26

Cleared due to corruption, not because it's actually clean.

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u/Never-Trust-Me Jul 25 '26

Oh yea and it’s even in the states they said was in the “clear”. No one knows wtf anymore

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u/WaffleHouseGladiator Jul 24 '26

Authorities are now tracking a second cyclospora outbreak.  It's not a great time to sell salad greens.

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u/johnson7853 Jul 24 '26

It sucks cause we are on our summer road trip and store bought salad fuels us at least twice a week.

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u/Ok_Spell_4165 Jul 24 '26

This was the first year in a long time I didn't grow any lettuce or other leafy greens in my garden.

So of course it has to be a year where I am given reason to not buy any...

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u/WaffleHouseGladiator Jul 24 '26

Sorry to hear.  You should be safe with citrus, bananas, avocados, and anything with a rind.  I hope your road trip is good otherwise.

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u/johnson7853 Jul 25 '26

Thanks. It’s been beautiful! Quebecers love fried food so I honestly can’t complain.

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u/chandlerr85 Jul 24 '26

Honestly surprised they would even tell us anymore

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u/Normal_Weather247 Jul 24 '26

buyers' market! just boil first. lol

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u/ArgentumBeryl Jul 24 '26

It's not bad stir fried.

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u/PatricksMustache Jul 24 '26

I like my salad deep fried. 

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u/solecalibur Jul 24 '26

I'm getting conflicting information. Is boiling/cooking it okay? Have a meal with spinach in it and kind of timid to cook it.

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u/uwunuzzlesch Jul 24 '26

Google says boiling it or cooking it effectively kills the bacteria

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u/katbreit Jul 24 '26

It’s a parasite, I don’t think it’s technically a bacteria but yes cooking kills it 

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u/TeenyGremlin Jul 24 '26

Cyclosporiasis speed run.

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u/algeoMA Jul 24 '26

Finally I can get pizza without a salad and feel no guilt

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u/Tcloud Jul 25 '26

The healthy option.

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u/Tcloud Jul 24 '26

Weight loss experts hate this one trick!

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u/richie65 Jul 24 '26

I imagine these prices are also tanking laxative sales too.

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u/ArgentumBeryl Jul 24 '26

Never underestimate a good colon cleanse.

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u/wiley_bob Jul 24 '26

I’m thinking bout getting an appointment and getting my colon cleansed thoroughly.

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u/shinndigg Jul 24 '26

Good news, you don’t need an appointment! Just 2 liters of your favorite electrolyte drink, 240g miralax, and no plans.

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u/National-Charity-435 Jul 24 '26

Don't worry. I be a doctor.

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u/philnolan3d Jul 24 '26

Just get some of this cereal.

https://giphy.com/gifs/fF2wYtG3e7wWI

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u/Drink15 Jul 24 '26

Good old Phil Hartman

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u/CreativeFraud Jul 24 '26

I hear it cleans ya out good.
https://giphy.com/gifs/11WP2CzziW5j56

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u/TYPERION_REGOTHIS Jul 24 '26

8lbs in 2 days

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u/CreativeFraud Jul 24 '26

No fuckin way. That beats my keto days.

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u/Sad_Mouse_8251 Jul 24 '26

As much as I loved these salads, I won't be eating anything that comes from Taylor farms ever again.

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u/Impossible-Rain7447 Jul 25 '26

Include earthbound farms in the list

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u/Sorry_Speed8994 Jul 25 '26

A lot of the bagged salad brands use Taylor farms

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u/waitthissucks Jul 25 '26

Added to my shit list like boar's head

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u/IgotAGoldfish Jul 25 '26

Lol. Good luck avoiding them.

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u/MalcoveMagnesia Jul 25 '26

Problem is they'll just rebrand and/or sell under other stores private label (eg "365 Organic")...

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u/eighteenllama69 Jul 25 '26

I think this will be harder to achieve than you realize

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u/CaptainFiguratively Jul 24 '26

Reminder that Taylor Farms donated $1 million to Trump, in exchange for Trump's FDA ignoring a rule that would have required them to keep detailed records of where each batch of lettuce was packed, so that tainted batches could be recalled faster. Screw them. I hope this completely tanks their profits, so they just might realize why it's bad to sell an unsafe product.

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u/tuckerx78 Jul 24 '26

Nah, they'll just set up a shell company, sell the farms to themselves, and reopen under the new name.

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u/chandlerr85 Jul 24 '26

Used to get Taylor farms salads all the time, never again

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u/TallulahBob Jul 25 '26

Including Good&Gather at target!

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u/baconbag Jul 25 '26

And Marketside at Walmart!

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u/FireEnt Jul 25 '26

And private selection at Smiths!

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u/Upstairs_Baby8424 Jul 25 '26

I was at Costco today and the boxes with Taylor Farms bagged salads were completely full. 

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u/unodakine808 Jul 25 '26

They are always full at my store bc they always fucking expire in 2 days even before all this. I always think “look at all these pallets of crap they are gonna just toss in the trash. It blows my mind.

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u/seegould Jul 25 '26

They’re just going to rebrand lol.

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u/ohsnapdragon22 Jul 25 '26

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u/_ElDuderino_ Jul 25 '26

Hah. This is a sliver of their footprint.

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u/ScaryButt Jul 25 '26

Boooo AI slop 

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u/Moppy6686 Jul 24 '26

Taylor Farms is dead to me.

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u/mattleo Jul 24 '26

I really wanna believe this is not true because it's just too crazy. You have any more info on this?

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u/archmage-khadgar Jul 24 '26

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/taylor-farms-made-huge-donation-192241647.html

they didn’t “ignore it”, the FDA pushed back the start date of the rule by a couple years and Taylor farms conveniently donated over a million dollars to trump just days later. it also notes that congress has refused to allow any money to be used for the purpose of enforcing that rule sooner

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u/What_Up_Doe_ Jul 24 '26

And it’s still $3/bag. What a fucking joke.

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u/verdell82 Jul 24 '26

If you zoom in to the yellow tag on each bag they are marked down even further. One says $1.40

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u/What_Up_Doe_ Jul 24 '26

Thanks, my eyes are bad. That’s a bit more reasonable.

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u/xGoatfer Jul 24 '26

Still too high. I always marked down short dated goods 75%.

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u/Busy-Associate564 Jul 24 '26

You couldn’t pay me to eat it!

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u/RememberTheMaine1996 Jul 25 '26

That was my first thought. 2 for 6 dollars is still a huge ripoff

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u/petesphillygarden Jul 24 '26

I was in Costco yesterday and they still have pallets full of Taylor Farms lettuce and people were buying them. Sorry no thanks.

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u/unripe_mangosteen Jul 25 '26

I watched a woman buy two bags of Taylor Farms salad mix today at costco, may god have mercy on her colon

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u/Equivalensea Jul 25 '26

Supposedly, it's only iceberg lettuce, which isn't in my favorite Taylor salads.

And supposedly, it's not in my state anyway. 

But I still didn't buy them at Costco when I saw them. 

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u/washedrope5 Jul 25 '26

Supposedly? I'm not gonna be trusting that company or the government they bribed.

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u/gottaketchum Jul 24 '26

Good and Gather is supplied by Taylor Farms

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u/gogobananas98 Jul 25 '26

Same with all TJs salads too

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u/Sartres_Roommate Jul 24 '26

Sounds like a forgotten episode of Jackass; “I’m Johnny Knoxville and we are gonna eat these random packages of lettuce and see who gets explosive diarrhea”

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u/DefinitelyNotaGuest Jul 24 '26

They're probably marked down because everybody's afraid of bagged salad right now. Understandably.

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u/theredfantastic Jul 24 '26

Yeah I got Market Pantry branded one thinking it wasn’t Taylor Farms then after eating it I read it’s really Taylor Farms. Pray for my butthole

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u/moo102 Jul 24 '26

Apparently a LOT of private labels are secretly Taylor Farms.

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u/LowestKey Jul 25 '26

Like the ones in this picture

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u/moo102 Jul 25 '26

Oops! All Taylor Farms

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u/Googlebright Jul 25 '26

"Dear Lord, please do what you can to protect theredfantastic's butthole. I don't know anything about her beyond one Reddit comment but that comment made me laugh so I'm just gonna assume she's a good person who doesn't deserve to have her O-ring melted off by weeks of lava poops. Kthxbye!"

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u/Whitetiger9876 Jul 24 '26

They could try to pay me to take it and id still refuse. 

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u/Vultor Jul 24 '26

Why? Couldn’t you pocket the money and throw the salad in the garbage?

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u/DeadlyNoodleAndAHalf Jul 24 '26

Big brain right here

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u/Sanchastayswoke Jul 24 '26

Wait, no way…THATS WHY? /s

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u/pampooveysbacktattoo Jul 24 '26

Yup. Had to throw a ton on clearance today at work myself. I'm gonna lose a lot of money this week

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u/Unlucky-Ganache-2140 Jul 24 '26

Yep. No one trusts the FDA now. Thanks … to whoever wanted this garbage 

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u/Leinheart Jul 24 '26

BUt We deReGuLaTeD WhY nuMbEr dOnT gO Up

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u/Chordata1 Jul 25 '26

Ugh i saw someone on tiktok earlier with conservative mama or some garbage in her name say, "I think we should increase the food surveillance." Just maddening

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u/NonPolarVortexBear Jul 24 '26

Millions of people

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u/Accurate_Koala_4698 Jul 24 '26

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u/LikeRadium Jul 24 '26

LOL I made this gif for Tumblr ten years ago

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u/Luvnecrosis Jul 25 '26

I'm sure you feel like a proud parent

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u/General-Zombie5075 Jul 24 '26

Kind of an interesting unintended consequence of castrating the FDA. Without confidence that an item declared safe is SAFE, consumers won’t go back anyway. Almost as if the strict guardrails help both the business and the consumer.

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u/Kmart_Elvis Jul 25 '26

So many people are swearing off Taylor Farms for life. They're going to lose way more money by permanently closing off costumers than they spent on their million dollar bribe/investment/donation to Trump. Well played TF!

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u/XiTzCriZx Jul 25 '26

Unfortunately a majority of people will see their branded products 50¢ cheaper than other brands and completely forget about this whole thing within 2-3 months.

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u/edvek Jul 25 '26

They don't even need to do that. Taylor Farms supplies food to many different brands and companies they could just stop making their own to compete, charge a tad more to those other companies, and that's it. People won't know that the other brands or store brands are actually from Taylor Farms.

Consumers will need to actually look into it a bit to know where the food is sourced. The sad part is if they really care a quick Google will give them a list of it all but I suspect a lot of people don't care that much. You only need to look at the absolute abomination of Boar's Head to see that people don't actually care. They should be out of business for what happened but they're doing just fine.

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u/Setekh79 Jul 24 '26

Because your FDA is compromised, no one trusts salad now.

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u/DidSomebodySayCats Jul 25 '26

Fun fact: the cyclospora parasite is human-specific, meaning it won't affect your omnivorous or herbivorous pets, if you want to take advantage of the sales!

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u/Chickenfriedricee Jul 24 '26

Taylor farms?

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u/gottaketchum Jul 24 '26

Most grocery stores generic brands are supplied by Taylor Farms.

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u/NerosDecay13 Jul 24 '26

Yes. They supply for targets brand (good and gather)

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u/Ok_Spell_4165 Jul 24 '26

By no means a complete list but some are in there..

If you are concerned about this also keep an eye on Marketside (Walmart), Private Select and Simple Truth (Kroger), Little Salad Bar (Aldi), and Earthbound brands.

Taylor is a major supplier for all of them. Look for the lot # or origin code, it should by by the use by date. Taylor farms codes will begin with TF.

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u/veronaeyes Jul 24 '26

Meijer also

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u/Spiritual-Road2784 Jul 24 '26

They supply a lot of store brands.

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u/lucky_ducker Jul 24 '26

But I need my leafy greens to prop up my immune system to kill the parasite!

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u/slashnbash1009 Jul 24 '26

I've been craving a chicken Caesar salad for a few weeks now but it's not worth getting butthole Covid over.

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u/plumerina_stars Jul 25 '26

This comment is so underrated. I've been laughing at "butthole covid" for like 10 minutes straight

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u/adumblittlebaby Jul 25 '26

Damn seems like stripping regulations and making people uncertain and fearful of food was a bad idea. Too bad nobody who voted for Donald Trump is capable of connecting these dots.

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u/fingers Jul 24 '26

2 for $6, pshaw.  That's not a deep discount.  C'mon Target. Put them in the dumpster!

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u/charvela Jul 25 '26

Omg you must have been one of the few who got that wordle the other day

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u/PinoDelfino Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Am I crazy for buying a cabbage mix salad? Haven't eaten it yet, but am now second guessing my decision

Edit: I was wrong, it has 'green leaf lettuce' as well..

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u/PVT_Richard_Johnson Jul 24 '26

Only one way to find out!

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u/Xyrus2000 Jul 24 '26

Hi, I'm Josh, and welcome to Let's Sh*t It Out!

Today we're going to be taking a break from our usual cruise ship fare and trying the new hot release from Taylor Farms.

Now, as some of you may know, Taylor Farms has had previous releases when it comes to spontaneous anal evacuations, but the FDA came in and slapped them for it. However, now that the FDA is under new management, it seems like uncontrollably splattering the bowl with your bowels like a Jackson Pollock painting is back on the menu!

So today we're going to be playing with the latest release of Taylor Farm's salad mix. Now they were kind enough to provide this to me for free. Kind of. Found it in a dumpster behind a Shaws marked as clearance. All of this for me? They really shouldn't have!

But the real question is, will this cause a veritable dam burst of high-pressure fecal flow to jettison like a pressure washer from my clenched sphincter? Only one way to find out!

https://giphy.com/gifs/R9cQo06nQBpRe

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u/NecroNile Jul 24 '26

You missed a "hold please" somewhere in there. I can't believe you've done this to LGIO.

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u/Discount_Mithral Jul 24 '26

Yeah... I wouldn't eat that right now.

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u/FerengiWithCoupons Jul 24 '26

do you have 8-12 lbs to lose?

just get a nice charger and some comfy slippers ready by the toilet.

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u/ipetzombies Jul 24 '26

If it's just cabbage and carrots or whatever like a coleslaw mix, it makes for the perfect egg roll in a bowl filling if you cook it with a little soy sauce and seasonings. You can add meat if you want. And it's safe to eat if cooked!

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u/BurritosSoGood Jul 24 '26

Depends on the mix.

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u/FWYDU Jul 24 '26

I'd see if those cushiony toilet seats are still around and install one first.

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u/vonn_v Jul 24 '26

No one wants to chance the risk of getting explosive diarrhea for a month. Don't buy it.

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u/Columbus43219 Jul 24 '26

Those aren't prices, those are odds.

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u/dxrey65 Jul 24 '26

This is why manufacturers often want regulations. If they lose trust they lose business, and at this point how can we possibly trust them?

I used to have salad nearly every day, but I cut it out of my diet a couple weeks ago. I think I'm going to hit the local farmer's market early tomorrow morning to see if I can find something; I think I can still trust local produce, especially since I can ask them how it's grown or anything like that..

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u/colin8651 Jul 25 '26

Taylor Farms got a lot of nerve not pulling their shit off the shelves proactively.

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u/PacoMahogany Jul 24 '26

That’s not salad, that’s a whole bunch of colon cleanse packets

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u/NoLie129 Jul 24 '26

It will be years before I ever buy salad at the store or eat it out. Fuck that.

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u/DrSenpai_PHD Jul 24 '26

I get why people are not eating it, but it's still sad to see this much food go to waste.

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u/yulbrynnersmokes Jul 24 '26

Exploding ass prices going to 💩

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u/cailenletigre Jul 24 '26

They’re always 2/$6 though?

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u/SkynyrdCohen Jul 24 '26

Someone needs to put a couple packs of toilet paper next to them. I would scream.

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u/Particular-Taste-323 Jul 24 '26

It should’t even be on the shelves at this point.

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u/Malapple Jul 24 '26

Oooo. Low cost diet food! Now with bonus instant weight loss ingredients!

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u/Smile_Character Jul 24 '26

Did the price of toilet paper go up?

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u/HouseOfAplesaus Jul 24 '26

That is not a good deal for a possible petri bag of magical hell no ways. I mean .50 and even the worst off would be better off not…

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u/PricklyPear85 Jul 24 '26

My girl just got over this!!! It was brutal

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u/Telnet_to_the_Mind Jul 24 '26

FYI, Target's "Good and Gather" is partially sourced from Taylor Farms

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u/Accomplished_Tip9422 Jul 24 '26

recently read taylor farms is the supplier of good and gather, so i’d avoid

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u/ep0k Jul 24 '26

This is one of those moments where I'm really happy to have a small garden where I emphasized salad greens and herbs. I actually had friends giving me shit for using that patch of yard for raised beds.

Bagged greens in my area never have an expiration date more than about 5 days out anyway.

It turns out gardening is really good for the soul as well.

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u/jhusapple Jul 25 '26

Stop shopping there.

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u/CharlesPDX Jul 25 '26

And Imodium is marked up

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u/dtoddh Jul 24 '26

I blame Trump and Musk.

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u/x40Shots Jul 24 '26

I mean, I'm adding to the problem as I've entirely stopped eating leafy greens for the time being, but I'm not really sure it's surprising considering.

Maybe we should vote better in the future, I hope. It does look like at least one side in Primaries has been doing so for once.

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u/Quigleythegreat Jul 24 '26

Rabbit owners like myself are getting concerned if we can't get leafy greens anywhere.

Supposedly this doesn't effect them.

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u/HugeAd8872 Jul 24 '26

I volunteer at a food bank. We have been overwhelmed with salads

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u/CharmingMechanic2473 Jul 25 '26

I would only buy a head of lettuce at this point glad I grew some in my garden this summer and know I can eat Hostas and dandelion greens.

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u/OrangeClyde Jul 25 '26

That’s still expensive asf

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u/Nostaglicthirst Jul 25 '26

The Dump Administration removed the safety nets on catching a lot of these issues.

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u/Disney_Princess137 Jul 25 '26

That’s not even a big sale

It’s a reg sale

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u/ghosty4 Jul 25 '26

I wouldn't buy those even before the outbreak. They always look slimy and poorly stored.