Australian health authorities have warned against eating a brand of pre-packaged nachos, after a Melbourne man was struck down with potentially-deadly botulism.The 26-year-old from Melbourne's western suburbs has been in intensive care for more than two weeks after being diagnosed with the rare, but dangerous condition which usually leaves survivors with long-lasting symptoms.
The Nachos to Go products marked "best before April 19" should be discarded or returned to the place of purchase for a refund.
Evidence so far suggested the cheese component of the product may have been responsible for the condition, which can lead to death.
I love the way they say the 'cheese component'...
