currently no recalls. Before anyone panic-tosses every head of romaine into Biscayne Bay, here’s the important part: Miami restaurants are not being blamed for the outbreak. Still, if you’ve been eyeing your lunch salad with suspicion, you’re not alone. Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that can contaminate fresh produce. It causes severe diarrhea, bloating, nausea, fatigue, and stomach cramps, and symptoms can take up to two weeks to appear. Unfortunately, simply rinsing lettuce isn’t always enough to remove it. Cooking is the only proven way to kill the parasite. Which raises an obvious question. Where should you eat in Miami if you’d rather skip salad and fresh berries for a few days? We’ve got you covered. Screenshot via La Carreta’s Facebook| @xiomi_rivera If you’re looking for Miami restaurants where the menu is fried, baked, cooked, and absolutely delicious, here’s your guide.
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