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Why the internet is blowing up about Sqirl

, would develop mold so quickly, former employees also allege Koslow deliberately hid the moldy jam from health inspectors. At least one person alleges that it was because there was mold on a fan in the storage room, which would blow spores over the open buckets. But also, employees say they were repeatedly told it was okay to serve. “We were told that the health department gave us permission to scoop the mold off if it went two inches down,” said one former employee.

Hey look! I fried an egg and put some avocado on toast — and I didn’t have to pay $20 to Sqirl and contribute to gentrification to do so.

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