"Before Monday's warning, the agency had discouraged high-risk people
-- elderly people, infants and those with impaired immune systems -- from eating serrano and jalape=F1o peppers."
Infants need to temporarily cut back on eating serrano and jalape=F1o peppers. Right.
Michael
My wife is a speech pathologist and does a lot of work with feeding disorders in infants and childern. Turns out that some infants, when they're ready for real food, like sweet and some like sour, and some like hot stuff. One anglo kid that wasn't eating turned out to love kimchee.
John
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They are still guessing what caused the outbreak. At some point, they are doing more harm than good. Tomato farmers lost out big time.
As of yesterday, apparently, they found a Jalapeno pepper with the same strain, but have not yet found the source(s).
As for infants eating these things, I've never seen a Gerber jar with a hot pepper on the label...
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They found _a_single_ Jalapeno pepper with salmonella. Our government at its finest ;-)
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The smoking japaleno?
Michael
Did any of them like "savory," i.e., meat, potatoes & gravy, veggies & cheese, that sort of thing?
Thanks, Rich
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Sort of reminds me of the magic bullet theory back in Dallas (1963). Someone must have planted the Jalapeno when nobody was looking. (Probably Del Monte? or the Heinz Ketchup underground?)
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