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St.Lucifer wrote:This may not be something very weird or completely despicable for some folks here..but how would u react .. what would u feel when you
Go to a restaurant and Order Chicken Tikka Kebab
Kebab arrives n you start eating.
After 2 minutes you see blood seeping from the piece of chicken on your plate.
I found it very disturbing and objectionable.
St.Lucifer wrote:^^ R u suggesting that I'm a girl
Just eat and leave:P
HP wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:^^ R u suggesting that I'm a girl
offcourse u r girl , u r becoming like Choco.
if u were girl , ur inbox was filled with the messages of friendship from ian , DK , sage
^ian^ wrote:Back to the original post... chicken + blood is never a good mix.
^ian^ wrote:HP wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:^^ R u suggesting that I'm a girl
offcourse u r girl , u r becoming like Choco.
if u were girl , ur inbox was filled with the messages of friendship from ian , DK , sage
Maybe not me... but out little honeypot certainly caught quite a few bees.
I'm tempted to post some of the PMs except they keep getting funnier.
Back to the original post... chicken + blood is never a good mix. I'd freak out and send it back, refuse to pay and threaten to call the municipality.
St.Lucifer wrote:^ian^ wrote:HP wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:^^ R u suggesting that I'm a girl
offcourse u r girl , u r becoming like Choco.
if u were girl , ur inbox was filled with the messages of friendship from ian , DK , sage
Maybe not me... but out little honeypot certainly caught quite a few bees.
I'm tempted to post some of the PMs except they keep getting funnier.
Back to the original post... chicken + blood is never a good mix. I'd freak out and send it back, refuse to pay and threaten to call the municipality.
I felt like puking.. still feeling it.. dint freak out.. just showed it to the bearer who was very apologetic and immediately took it back .. but that ended my lunch.. and yeah they dint charge for it.
But I thought steaks done rare would have blood in it.. wouldnt it?
BabyDoll wrote:What about really fresh cut chicken + wasabi ?
^ian^ wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:^ian^ wrote:HP wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:^^ R u suggesting that I'm a girl
offcourse u r girl , u r becoming like Choco.
if u were girl , ur inbox was filled with the messages of friendship from ian , DK , sage
Maybe not me... but out little honeypot certainly caught quite a few bees.
I'm tempted to post some of the PMs except they keep getting funnier.
Back to the original post... chicken + blood is never a good mix. I'd freak out and send it back, refuse to pay and threaten to call the municipality.
I felt like puking.. still feeling it.. dint freak out.. just showed it to the bearer who was very apologetic and immediately took it back .. but that ended my lunch.. and yeah they dint charge for it.
But I thought steaks done rare would have blood in it.. wouldnt it?
Chicken is one of the 3 meats that spoil rapidly (the other being pork and fish) and is low in both sodium and iron content, hence the whiteness of the meat. By cooking it, but not thoroughly, you actually create a favourable environment for the rapid propogation of bacteria. Hence these meats should always be cooked properly (or in the case of Sashimi, eaten raw).
The iron richness in red blooded animals minimises the chance of these conditions to occur and hence is safer for consumption.
At least... that's what I've always thought.
Never eat undercooked chicken... you run the risk of food poisoning.
BabyDoll wrote:What about really fresh cut chicken + wasabi ?
Raw chicken can be contaminated with Campylobacter, Listeria, Salmonella, or other foodborne pathogens. These pathogens cause food poisoning and can be life-threatening.
St.Lucifer wrote:Can I deduce that I am in considerable danger of food poisoning and/ or cuasing my life? I think i must go and vomit out what ever bit i ate..
Campylobacter is a bacterial pathogen that causes fever, diarrhoea, and abdominal cramps. It is the most commonly identified bacterial cause of diarrhoeal illness in the world. These bacteria live in the intestines of healthy birds, and most raw poultry meat has Campylobacter on it. Eating undercooked chicken, or other food that has been contaminated with juices dripping from raw chicken is the most frequent source of this infection.
How serious is Campylobacter food poisoning?
Prognosis of Campylobacter food poisoning: 200-800 deaths
Prognosis of Campylobacter food poisoning: Virtually all persons infected with Campylobacter will recover without any specific treatment. (Source: excerpt from Campylobacter Infections General: DBMD)
Deaths for Campylobacter food poisoning: estimated 500 deaths annually (DBMD)
Complications of Campylobacter food poisoning: see complications of Campylobacter food poisoning ....
St.Lucifer wrote:the 45 mins deadline is over.. Think I'm safe.. 've a slight stomach pache.. or is it just the psyche playin fool.
BabyDoll wrote:St.Lucifer wrote:the 45 mins deadline is over.. Think I'm safe.. 've a slight stomach pache.. or is it just the psyche playin fool.
Nudge nudge
Are you still alive?
There are instances where worms manage to incubate and develop in human's stomach over time. Make sure you dont feel swirmy in the next few days !
St.Lucifer wrote:.
After 2 minutes you see blood seeping from the piece of chicken on your plate.
