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Salads and precut vegetables pose a food-poisoning risk, with a recent recall due to salmonella concerns.
- Salads from Walmart, Whole Foods, and Trader Joe's have been recalled due to listeria and salmonella concerns.
- This is just the latest recall in what foodborne-illness attorney Bill Marler calls a "crazy" year for salmonella and food-poisoning outbreaks more generally.
- After years of experience with food poisoning, Marler has cut some dishes out of his diet completely.
- Here are the foods that Marler refuses to eat.
Another recall is sweeping America due to salmonella and listeria concerns.
The food suppliers GHSE, Prime Deli Corporation, Mary's Harvest Fresh Foods, and GH Foods CA recalled a combined 2,811 pounds of ready-to-eat salads, the US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Wednesday. The salads were sold at chains including Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Walmart, and 7-Eleven.
The recall is just the latest in a year that has been packed with food-poisoning outbreaks.
"This year has been nuts," foodborne-illness attorney Bill Marler told Business Insider earlier in 2018, drawing comparison to political news in the Trump era. "There's so much crazy s--- ... all the time."
In an article by Health Insider from BottomLine and in conversations with Business Insider, Marler identified certain foods that he avoids - and that others should be wary of as well.
Here are the foods that this expert says scare him the most: