Wisconsin pizzeria apologizes after customers get high from pizzas accidentally contaminated with THC

Pizza shop apologises after accidentally getting customers high with cannabis-infused dough

A US pizzeria has apologised after several customers became ill because a kitchen staff member accidentally used cannabis oil in a batch of dough.

Pot's in pans: US pizzeria apologises for accidentally getting customers high

A pizzeria has issued an apology to customers after accidentally getting them high. Dozens of pizzas had been contaminated with THC after a chef mistakenly...

Pizzeria issues apology after getting customers high by mistake

Health officials have warned that pizzas bought from this pizzeria could've been accidentally contaminated after five customers needed emergency help.

Wisconsin restaurant mistakenly made pizza with THC, making some customers sick

Those who ate the pizza reported feeling dizziness, anxiety, paranoia, and hallucinations.

Wisconsin pizzeria apologises for accidentally getting customers high

Dough was mistakenly made with cannabis oil and five customers needed help from emergency services

Diners fall ill after restaurant serves pizza laced with THC

Famous Yeti’s Pizza in Stoughton, Wisconsin, unintentionally served pizza contaminated with the drug between Tuesday and Thursday (Picture: Getty) A pizza restaurant has apologised after they served customers food laced with THC. Famous Yeti’s Pizza in Stoughton, Wisconsin, unintentionally served pizza contaminated with the drug between Tuesday and Thursday. Medics have said they had taken multiple people to hospital with THC-related symptoms, …