Alertă sanitară în Marea Britanie: Tiramisu, indicat cu risc de salmoneloză pe fondul unei epidemii / Italienii sunt revoltați: E o lovitură drept în inimă”

A salmonella outbreak in the UK has led food safety experts to warn against consuming tiramisu and other dishes containing raw or undercooked eggs. This warning has sparked outrage among Italians, who view tiramisu as a cultural symbol. The outbreak has resulted in over 500 illnesses and two deaths, with imported eggs identified as the main source of infection. Experts recommend avoiding desserts like tiramisu in restaurants where ingredient origins are unclear. Additionally, the warning extends to other potentially contaminated foods, including soft cheeses and pre-cut fruits.