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Nestle Hot Pockets; Nestle The company failed to follow up on its offer to cover for the medical issues that their Hot Pockets caused. Internet

17th of Sep, 2011 by User260597

My 9 year old daughter and I ate Hot Pockets (pepperoni), just bought from Ralphs. Two hours later both of us developed hives that itched. We were not allergic to any of the ingredients. The following day after seeing a doctor and a dermatologist, it was concluded that the hives my daughter and I developed were due to food poisoning from the Hot Pockets. Immediately I
called the Hot Pocket company (Nestle) to inform them of the health complications their product caused my daughter and I. They claimed that they would pay for the medical expenses to treat the symptoms that their product caused. Taking up their offer, I sent them my medical information and a letter of verification from the dermatologist. But later, they claimed that their Hot
Pockets could not cause hives and ignored their previous offer and ignored my attempts to contact them. If I had the time to sue Nestle, I would. But I donâ€™t, so I will just tell the world. It has been 4 months and the hives still cover most of my 9 year old daughterâ€™s body, as well as my own. See pictures. I will never recommend, consume, or buy a Nestle product ever again, especially Hot Pockets.

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