Raw chicken alert! Supermarkets are pulling this Dutch lunch item from shelves

Drop the salad 🥗

Planning on enjoying a nice store-bought lunch today? Join the club, just make sure it’s not this one particular meal.

While many of us are trying to opt for leafy greens at this time of year in an attempt to take care of ourselves more, you have a good reason to drop this particular salad.

The government has released a safety warning after they found undercooked chicken in chicken ketjap salads sold at the supermarkets Boon, Coop, Dekamarkt, Dirk and Hoogvliet.

The salad weighs 450 grams and looks like the following:

photo-of-dutch-salad-with-raw-chicken-inside
Image: NVWA/Press Release

You heard the government, it’s best to stay safe, “don’t eat the salad” and enjoy some bread.

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Sarah O'Leary 🇮🇪
Before becoming the Senior Editor of DutchReview, Sarah was a fresh-faced international looking to learn more about the Netherlands. Since moving here in 2017, Sarah has added a BA in English and Philosophy (Hons.), an MA in Literature (Hons.), and over three years of writing experience at DutchReview to her skillset. When Sarah isn't acting as a safety threat to herself and others (cycling), you can find her trying to sound witty while writing about some of the stickier topics such as mortgages and Dutch law.

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