“I ate their Orange Chicken and RIce at 12 am I started throwing up and I had DIarrhea and Fever so bad I had to go to the hospital I not eating your nasty a* food again ”

“Date of Closure: 04-17-2020
Details: RODENT INFESTATION
Source: Orange County Health Care ”

“My husband ate some General's chicken and Orange chicken from the hot deli counter. He started to have gas, nausea and diarrhea shortly after. 24 hours later and he's still not feeling well. ”

“I ordered chow main, peppered steak, and orange chicken, I only made it threw half of the meal before my stomach started hurting so bad with cramps I sat at store across the street for hours in the restroom, won't be going back to eat there anymore.... ”

“I had the noodles and orange chicken yesterday evening and later that night my stomach started to hurt really bad and it went all down hill from there. I am still recovering ! ”

“My son really wanted some food. It’s one of his favorites and he had a gift card. He hasn’t had it before and since the Covid-19 began. He begged to go. Today, April 9, we ordered food around 4pm. He ordered a plate with double orange chicken and steamed rice.... See More The chicken smelled great and was piping hot. The rice didn’t look quite as white as usual and after eating more than half of it, he noticed that there were hard pieces all stuck together. Within two hours his stomach started to bother him. He was nauseas. The nausea got worse. Then before bed he was vomiting, had diarrhea, and sharp stomach pains. This looks like it is going to last through the night. ”

“I had fried rice, orange chicken, beef broccoli and crab Rangoon ”

“Sack lunches delivered to Denny Terrace building, unsure of origin, contained in brown paper lunch bags. There were a great number of them left in the lobby. Lunches contained various meat and cheese sandwiches (no peanut butter/jelly), oranges, and vegetables (carrot or celery sticks); also one paper napkin, and mayonnaise... See More packet. All contents were bagged in plastic baggies, except oranges, which were unpeeled.
I removed the meat from the sandwiches, and ate the bread and cheese (did consume mayonnaise with some). Pets that consumed some of the various meats have not shown any adverse reaction or digestive issues.
The oranges stood out, as I did eat a few, and they were the only other outside food I consumed. Fairly ripe navel oranges, not the easiest to peel. The timing of my consumption of the oranges, and the following symptoms and ailments, and their progression occurred in a frame and sequence that would suggest they are a very likely correlation to the illness.
Other foods and liquids were consumed, but none were from an outside source, unsealed, uncooked or an abberation from regular diet, and the timing is not as conducive

Symptoms are heavy fatigue, general discomfort, indigestion/acid reflux, abdominal cramping, and unpleasant sulfur-ish tasting burping. Severe, incessant diarrhea, which has seldom relented, and has allowed little freedom to stray very far or for more than a couple or a few hours from a bathroom at most. Nausea comes in waves, and have felt close to vomiting, and probably could've have, but have not. Can be triggered by slight movements, and will not allow restful or reasonable sleep ”

“Company name: Stonewall Kitchen, LLC
Brand name: Stonewall Kitchen
Product recalled: Ghost Pepper Salsa
Reason of the recall: Undeclared Milk and Soy
FDA Recall date: March 05, 2020
Recall details: Stonewall Kitchen of York, Maine is voluntarily recalling 4,812 jars of its Ghost Pepper Queso with an Enjoy By date... See More of 23MAY2021, as a small number of those were mislabeled as Ghost Pepper Salsa. Ghost Pepper Queso includes two allergens, milk and soy, that are not included in Ghost Pepper Salsa, and therefore don’t appear on the ingredient statement of the mislabeled jars. People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to milk and soy run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume these products. While Stonewall Kitchen believes that only a small number of jars were mislabeled out of the 4,812 which were manufactured that day, the company is recalling all of them out of an abundance of caution.  Of note, the mislabeled jars should be very easy to spot: Ghost Pepper Queso product is a bright yellow-orange color, while Ghost Pepper Salsa is dark red. A limited quantity of this product was distributed nationwide to consumers through Stonewall Kitchen’s retail stores and through third-party wholesale customers such as specialty grocers or gourmet food shops. Potential affected product includes the following details:
Name: Ghost Pepper Queso (Mislabeled as Ghost Pepper Salsa)
Enjoy By Date: 23MAY2021
Packaged in a 16 oz. glass jar with a brushed silver lid
To date, Stonewall Kitchen has not experienced any problems or complaints about these products. No injuries or illnesses have been reported. This is a voluntary recall as a precautionary measure. This voluntary recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the US Food and Drug Administration. If consumers have any of the above product, they must discontinue use and return it to place of purchase for a full refund. Enclosed: Photos of Stonewall Kitchen Ghost Pepper Salsa and Ghost Pepper Queso to show how mislabeled product appears.  Ghost Pepper Queso is bright yellow-orange in color. Ghost Pepper Salsa is dark red in color. Only Ghost Pepper Queso could be affected, if the product has the UPC for Ghost Pepper Salsa (711381327388). If the Ghost Pepper Queso has the Ghost Pepper Queso label and UPC (711381331217) then it is not subject to the recall and is labelled correctly. Additionally, Ghost Pepper Salsa labeled with the specified UPC (711381327388) and Enjoy By Date is not affected and safe to consume.
Check the full recall details on fda.gov
Source: FDA ”

“I ate chez filled hotdogs and oranges and went to the hospital for food poisening.im better now but My boyfreind today ate an orange and is now starting to feel sick ”