• Guangzhou woman finds live worms in KFC chicken wings
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[QUOTE]For those of you who, like us, planned on [URL="http://shanghaiist.com/2014/10/06/cockroach-cup-chengdu-mcdonalds.php"]bopping over to Micky D's for a hot chocolate[/URL] after inhaling a 10-piece chicken wing meal from KFC this evening, we'd like to apologize in advance for (possibly) spoiling your late dinner plans. Yes, it appears that there has been another insect sighting of the fast-food assortment, this time in Guangzhou—and with worms. We're disgusted to report that this instance also went unnoticed until the consumer was halfway through the infested product. Is god punishing us? According to Apple Daily, a woman surnamed Liu ordered some chicken wings from the establishment on Saturday afternoon and saved some as leftovers. Upon returning to her half-eaten feast, she noticed the tiny white worms *squiggling* inside the chicken.[/QUOTE] [url]http://shanghaiist.com/2014/10/06/guangzhou-woman-finds-live-worms-in-kfc-chicken-wings.php[/url] Video in source.
So food services in china are shit. Wasnt planning on going there anyway.
It's Chinese fastfood. Worms are expected, as they are still eating some of them. (Yes, my sense of humour is bad, and I should feel bad)
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;46192045]So food services in china are shit. Wasnt planning on going there anyway.[/QUOTE] All fast food is shit for you, it's just some countries have little to no hygiene standards. Also i feel abit sick after reading this.. i had kfc last night\left overs this morning.
[QUOTE=Killergam;46192091]All fast food is shit for you, it's just some countries have little to no hygiene standards. Also i feel abit sick after reading this.. i had kfc last night\left overs this morning.[/QUOTE] China has hygiene standards, but it's up to the restaurant owner to follow them. Restaurants are allowed to stay open even after an unsatisfsctory health inspection - I drank milk tea from one hole in the wall once and as I was leaving I saw they had a 1 star health inspection review notice on the wall.
I worked in a KFC as the cook before. At least here, all chicken is inspected and hand separated / cleaned before prepping them for the deep fryers.
[QUOTE=Sprockethead;46192045]So food services in china are shit. Wasnt planning on going there anyway.[/QUOTE] I got a brain in a piece of KFC chicken while I was in the netherlands.
It seems I am extremely lucky, as I am frequent at fastfood restaraunts, and the only incidents were some Coke mishap (it was more water than Cola) and I got someone's else order by a mistake: cheeseburger without everything, but meat and cheese. Never had brains in chicken, or worms, or anything other suspicious.
More protein, it's basically better value for money. Think of the gains! Poor woman though, I can imagine the sinking feeling as you know you've probably eaten a couple.
Yeah but China is also the place that sells synthetic eggs and uses sewage water in the fryers. (not everywhere, but common enough to look out for)
Maybe it was actually just some rice? [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdsZnj4-9YM[/media]
China food are mostly fucking disgusting due to the extremely low standards. prime example is gutter oil thats made from raw sewage: [video=youtube;zrv78nG9R04]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrv78nG9R04[/video]
okay, first of all, you can't generalise like that for the most part, anything in the more urbanised areas of china is perfectly fine. there's enough western influence and visitors that anything like this happening would definitely make news of course, as you move further away from the city centres, things get cheaper and lower quality my cousin lives in beijing and is so far away from the city centre it feels like he's living in a fucking shanty town sometimes. on the whole, there are places where shit like this happens but if you do visit china, chances are you're going to go on the tourist route and probably won't encounter any of this. there's a reason for that.
[QUOTE=codemaster85;46192259]China food are mostly fucking disgusting due to the extremely low standards. prime example is gutter oil thats made from raw sewage: [video=youtube;zrv78nG9R04]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrv78nG9R04[/video][/QUOTE] "In our current society, everybody tries to swindle everybody else" Reminds me of the Polish People's Republic.
[QUOTE=Daemon White;46192132]I worked in a KFC as the cook before. At least here, all chicken is inspected and hand separated / cleaned before prepping them for the deep fryers.[/QUOTE] can you give me the likelihood of, say, finding a chicken spine in a drumstick at a nice US location because I bit right into that sucker
[QUOTE=dai;46192438]can you give me the likelihood of, say, finding a chicken spine in a drumstick at a nice US location because I bit right into that sucker[/QUOTE] [img]http://forums.superherohype.com/images/smilies/barf.gif[/img] Here's my own story; in college I knew a guy who's uncle owned a KFC joint here. Apparently one of his 'management policies' was to grind chicken bones into a powder and add them to the coating so that the chicken would be crunchier. Ever since then I feel queasy whenever I pass by a KFC outlet.
[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;46192458][img]http://forums.superherohype.com/images/smilies/barf.gif[/img] Here's my own story; in college I knew a guy who's uncle owned a KFC joint here. Apparently one of his 'management policies' was to grind chicken bones into a powder and add them to the coating so that the chicken would be crunchier. Ever since then I feel queasy whenever I pass by a KFC outlet.[/QUOTE]See, its shit like this that makes me stay the fuck away from KFC. I mean, I should stay away from fast food regardless, but yeah fuck that noise.
wasn't the ice at the chinese kfc dirtier than the toilet water at the very same location
[QUOTE=Scot;46192152]I got a brain in a piece of KFC chicken while I was in the netherlands.[/QUOTE] that is just a kidney [editline]9th October 2014[/editline] [QUOTE=dai;46192438]can you give me the likelihood of, say, finding a chicken spine in a drumstick at a nice US location because I bit right into that sucker[/QUOTE] i usually find one or two in a dinner box
[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;46192458][img]http://forums.superherohype.com/images/smilies/barf.gif[/img] Here's my own story; in college I knew a guy who's uncle owned a KFC joint here. Apparently one of his 'management policies' was to grind chicken bones into a powder and add them to the coating so that the chicken would be crunchier. Ever since then I feel queasy whenever I pass by a KFC outlet.[/QUOTE] Ground up bone is not that unhealthy really, excellent source of calcium. Finding white maggots in the piece you're already eating is just horror story grade material.
[QUOTE=MendozaMan;46192686]Ground up bone is not that unhealthy really, excellent source of calcium. .[/QUOTE] Bone is bone, I eat whole fish along with the bones so that doesn't really bother me
[QUOTE=Scot;46192152]I got a brain in a piece of KFC chicken while I was in the netherlands.[/QUOTE] Sure it wasn't giblets?
KFC do deny this is from their store and blame the woman IIRC
Shit I've found in food in Canada -screws -glass -bugs Shit I've found in food in China -all of the above You can and will find shit in your food from any country but I gotta say, you're going to see a lot more of it in China because of the health standards and guidelines.
[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;46192458][img]http://forums.superherohype.com/images/smilies/barf.gif[/img] Here's my own story; in college I knew a guy who's uncle owned a KFC joint here. Apparently one of his 'management policies' was to grind chicken bones into a powder and add them to the coating so that the chicken would be crunchier. Ever since then I feel queasy whenever I pass by a KFC outlet.[/QUOTE] See, worms and brains and spines I can understand, but ground up chicken bones for crunch I don't really have an issue with. I mean, the meat is already on the bone and if you want to get statistical you're probably ingesting tiny amounts of bone shavings as you eat anyway.
[QUOTE=Drsalvador;46192957]See, worms and brains and spines I can understand, but ground up chicken bones for crunch I don't really have an issue with. I mean, the meat is already on the bone and if you want to get statistical you're probably ingesting tiny amounts of bone shavings as you eat anyway.[/QUOTE] I know that, I've eaten anchovies and the like whole bones and all, it's just that I didn't anticipate them doing something that out of left field for the sake of extra crunch. I mean that would put a lot of people off their food if they knew it was being done.
[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;46192458][img]http://forums.superherohype.com/images/smilies/barf.gif[/img] Here's my own story; in college I knew a guy who's uncle owned a KFC joint here. Apparently one of his 'management policies' was to grind chicken bones into a powder and add them to the coating so that the chicken would be crunchier. Ever since then I feel queasy whenever I pass by a KFC outlet.[/QUOTE] I guess that's how they put the meal in value meal.
[QUOTE=Mingebox;46192854]Sure it wasn't giblets?[/QUOTE] No it was a brain. It's apparently not that rare as sometimes chickens dodge the machine that cuts their heads off.
[QUOTE=Scot;46193058]No it was a brain. It's apparently not that rare as sometimes chickens dodge the machine that cuts their heads off.[/QUOTE] Chicken brains don't grow in the thigh fyi. What you saw was most definitely a piece of kidney. It just has similar texture as brain, but it's not brain. It's completely edible, but sometimes small bits of it are left on the thigh when the piece wasn't trimmed properly.
[QUOTE=Zonesylvania;46192972]I know that, I've eaten anchovies and the like whole bones and all, it's just that I didn't anticipate them doing something that out of left field for the sake of extra crunch. I mean that would put a lot of people off their food if they knew it was being done.[/QUOTE] So did it make the nuggets extra crunchy, and not gross and gritty? Because if it worked, I wouldn't be fundamentally opposed to it, personally.
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