The Worst Food Recalls of 2015

Costco's celery-onion mix wrecked havoc across the States as it tested positive for E. coli. Nineteen people were hospitalized, and big chains like Starbucks had to pull products from their shelves.

Kayem Foods pulled 59,203 pounds of fully cooked chicken sausage products from store shelves — also due to small pieces of plastic. As a result, Trader Joe's recalled its Sweet Apple Chicken Sausage.

Kraft Heinz recalled over 2 million pounds of Oscar Mayer turkey bacon, straight up because customers complained the meat was spoiled when the opened the packaging. Yuck.

Kraft voluntary recalled 350,000 boxes of both American and White American cheese Singles due to small pieces of plastic (which could be a choking hazard).

Not even bottled water was unscathed. Niagara Bottling voluntarily recalled 14 brands of bottled water for potential E. coli contamination, including Wegmans, ShopRite, Niagara, and Nature's Place.

Just like Blue Bell's, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams issued a voluntary recall of "all products bearing the 'Jeni's' brand name because of the possible presence of Listeria monocytogenes." It too took the company months before it could reopen for business.

The FDA banned cilantro grown in Mexico, following hundreds of cyclosporiasis cases in Texas. The cause? Fecal contamination. Disgusting!