Secrets of the City

I hate copper thieves, but if you’re going to do it, I guess that’s the way to go. Yow.

I hope they catch the creeps.

No tomatoes at the DQ Grill and Chills either…

I’m okay with this, but if they come for my cucumbers, Maxhulk will smash.

re: eating in Duluth. “slimy soda guns” Makes the old gag reflex kick in just a little.

Do I really want to know why there’s an oil slick floating on my pop?

Yoder, as a veteran food service worker…no you don’t.

i got salmonella in feb in MPLS. i don’t want to out the restaurant where i got it but trust me…you love it.

Barbette? There was a salmonella case there a few months ago.

No tomatoes for Bob at his lunch at Applebees today. Don’t like ‘em, anyhow. (yikes, I sound like The Rat)

Re: the copper theft. I call Ethanol Hate Crime!

I think Bushel Boy is getting the short end of the stick — nothing wrong with their locally grown hothouse tomatoes (except for the taste)!

I’m not worried about Salmonella. I’m worried about SalMineo

So, they will say that most of the restaurants had violations, but in NOT naming them, don’t they protect the guilty while making the innocent suspect?

To be fair, most home kitchens would have more/worse violations than these restaurants. That bottle of Bertolli Vodka Sauce at the back of the fridge is surely a source of something, but I figure if it gets hot enough well then&

Food is pretty gross, but rarely dangerous.

So, they will say that most of the restaurants had violations, but in NOT naming them, don’t they protect the guilty while making the innocent suspect?

The Duluth News-Tribune has an interactive map that shows the eateries and lists the recent violations (Sammy’s Pizza in Superior had a pair of ducks in the basement!?!?!?)

no it wasn’t barbette. or tomatoes.

the mn dept of health told me that many other people got sick too. not sure why it wasn’t all over the news like it was for barbette. (and i don’t want to do that to the restaurant where i got sick. it was unfortunate all around.) just wanted to point out that i have learned that it happens A LOT more often that we hear about.