Are people really getting sick from Lucky Charms?

[Anonymous]

I've seen a few reports that allege Lucky Charms is making people sick but there hasn't been a recall.

Anyone here gotten sick? I'm trying to decide if I should throw our supply out.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/18/business/lucky-charms-fda-investigation-illness.html

[Anonymous]

Easy to avoid. Don’t buy that crap in the first place.

[Anonymous]

Based on what I've read, this seems like an easy call?

[Anonymous]

Gawd, eating any Lucky Charms, even un-tainted ones, would make me ill

[Anonymous]

Who eats Lucky Charms!!!

[Anonymous]

They look so cute, why can't they be made with non-gross stuff. All organic, real cane sugar (but half the regular amount), natural colorants, that kind of thing.

[Anonymous]

But they're magically delicious!

[Anonymous]

I buy it (and Froot Loops) for my kids occasionally as a treat. They had some this weekend and have been fine. They did have a couple of bouts of unexplained vomiting earlier this year but I can't say whether or not the vomiting occurred when they ate the cereal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They look so cute, why can't they be made with non-gross stuff. All organic, real cane sugar (but half the regular amount), natural colorants, that kind of thing.

Cost and shelf life.

[Anonymous]

Post COVID, this triggers Type 2 diabetes spontaneously. I only half jest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who eats Lucky Charms!!!

Calm down, Susan. I do!!!!!! Because they are f-ing delicious.

[Anonymous]

The first sign of illness was purchasing them to begin with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The first sign of illness was purchasing them to begin with.

Oh the horrors!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

I could go for a giant bowl of Lucky charms right now. The marshmallow and milk combination just takes me back to my childhood.

[Anonymous]

Hands off me Lucky Charms