Salmonella in not-so-Lucky’s mayo sickens 77, leads to egg recall

An Ohio family farm is voluntarily recalling shell eggs for a possible Salmonella contamination. Kenneth Miller Farms in New Lebanaon said the eggs were sold to Lucky’s Taproom & Eatery and the Mudlick Tavern.

moe_pickled_eggsThe recall come after the Ohio Department of Agriculture collected samples that tested positive for Salmonella. Kenneth Miller Farms supplies Lucky’s Taproom with eggs, the popular Oregon District restaurant had to shut its doors earlier this month after dozens of customers became sickened. Tests later revealed that mayonnaise made locally tested positive for Salmonella.

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