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Title: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: eragon on November 25, 2015, 06:45:56 PM
son 19yrs  ordered a no mayo wrap at while at college today, his order came with 'no mayo' label, but did contain it, lots of it.


he took loads of antihistamine, and had ongoing symptoms (refused to use epi , ~)  :insane:

anyway all  is ok in end.

I got college student support to find him and watch him for me, just in case and I went to pick him up.
Only got his call because I am off work and ill with chest infection. Thankfully over the worst, i look almost human today rather than someone one step from being a zombie.
Son looked dreadful, as expected have spent evening prodding him to ask him how he feels. Am get the distinct feeling I am annoying him. But still,  he breathes, so i am content.

Son has learnt to be more cautious and  look in to his food before he eats it and I am going to call head office of Macdonalds and let them know which branch made the mistake. 

Shame son didnt keep the food, but he did take photos of it with 'no mayo' label and mayo inside it.



Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: CMdeux on November 25, 2015, 06:59:34 PM
Wow.   :-[  I'm glad that he's okay, Eragon.

This is my worry with our teens and young adults-- that they bite into stuff after giving the info, and that's fine if it has been heeded... but human beings definitely make mistakes. 

SO glad that this one only cost an evening of worry and misery and not worse.   :grouphug:
Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: Macabre on November 25, 2015, 07:44:07 PM
I'm glad he's okay now. That is so scary.

What a cool head he must have had to grab pictures of it. Good for him.
Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: GoingNuts on November 25, 2015, 09:24:27 PM
Wow, that's some mixup!  Glad he's OK, and that you're on the mend.
Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: eragon on November 26, 2015, 07:05:30 AM
have contacted McDonalds head office and they say they are launching an investigation. I dont know what that means really. I just want them to be more careful in future and not risk a life.
Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: momma2boys on November 27, 2015, 08:41:25 PM
I'm glad he is ok! In pour experience McDonald's screws up about 95% of the time. Mostly kids who don't really care. We don't even get food for ds there anymore because even non sesame roles have a seed or two on the bottom about 75% of the time.
Title: Re: mix up at macdonalds
Post by: Heart of Texas on November 30, 2015, 10:44:22 PM
We stopped going to McDonalds after we saw the employee use the same pair of tongs for several different items, oblivious to cross contamination.  I just think these teenage minimum wage employees in high volume food service don`t get it about the allergies.  Glad he is okay.