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How Frozen Shrimp and Thai Rice Boxes Are Made! | How It’s Made | Science Channel
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[@Jams90.]

The guy pulling the poop vein out is the hero we don’t deserve.

[@joermnyc]

Gotta wonder, who was the first human that saw a live shrimp and decided, “I’m gonna eat this.”

[@jim1550]

The hungriest ones.

[@maitreyas.4902]

Prehistoric people.

[@lyndacarter5090]

Second thought was probably, “I gotta get this crunchy covering off.”

[@shyeahright]

I often think the same thing about artichokes. 😂

[@rockreddickchannel2993]

The aliens or fallen angels told us!

[@DevinY1]

I could watch How It's Made for ages.

[@boohere2]

I am so surprised about the shrimp. Especially the part of the workers taking out the veins. That is just a repeated set by step. You have to have good eyes too! My hats go off to them. I always thought that machines did mostly all the work like that. Guess not.

[@madog1]

@DevinY1 I have been watching How It's Made for ages. 😉😆

[@DevinY1]

@@madog1 Same it's so fun to watch..

[@madog1]

​@DevinY1 I agree 💯 it's so interesting to see how things are made.

[@heathicusmaximus8170]

Man, I've been taking shrimp for granted.

[@giuliani3570]

Man, I wonder if they have those shrimp rolled in rice paper here in the USA? Those look awesome.

[@luticia]

Wow, lot of handwork.

[@julyseven808]

I love Science channel.

[@lionelfischer8240]

Thoses boxes are beautiful art work. ♥

[@larontyson]

I bet these boxes go for a hefty sum in the US, tho the workers get paid only a fraction of that

[@kimbratton9620]

I love shrimp and those boxes look amazing!

[@edsalinas9996]

You're right, and if you drop the container, it won't break.

[@marymagmartha7453]

_Shrimp and Rice...two of my favorite foods to eat. Watching this video showing the tedious and time consuming acts of these workers gives me a new found respect for Shrimp 🦐 🍤😊 Breaded, Frozen or Raw - Love 'em‼️and the Bamboo canisters are Beautiful_

[@kongnadian886]

the number of workers is stunning.

[@LeahBeah173]

I couldn’t imagine having to smell my spouse after a long day at work 😂

[@craigbrown5359]

Outstanding

[@mrlover4310]

Looks delicious but what a tedious job.

[@CreepyRecordings]

I cant believe they do it manually 1 by 1 omg

[@mehere8038]

you'll find there's a LOT of products that you might assume are automated but in fact are made by low paid workers, who have to produce ridiculously high amounts per hour to obtain enough money to buy basics like rice to eat & a 1 room "house" for 5-10 people to live in, complete with dirt floor & shared outside hole in the ground to shit in. There was a British tv series many years ago "blood sweat & takeaways" that showed the processes involved in farming & processing prawns & other foods people take for granted but that actually involve a lot of hard manual labour

[@209rottweilers]

Gordon Ramsay would have a heart attack seeing fresh shrimp getting frozen

[@Lone-Wolf87]

I want a few of those boxes.

[@lvanni8564]

That rice boxes are insane

[@bagnome]

"Headless Shrimp" sounds like band name.

[@morpheus1531]

they should make a machine like this but for humans

[@madog1]

The fried shrimps in the beginning look like the Panko breaded shrimp at Costco. Yum!

[@maryjane_loves_spider-man]

@MaDoG 1 I think so too, very good.👍

[@markmiwerds100]

@MaDoG 1 I've those are great.

[@mazincosplay9902]

nice.

[@Digiflower5]

can you guys do a video on Gluten free bread. I've been interested how its made in a factory but can't find anything :)

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Does how it's made still make new episodes?

[@UpBeat88]

yummmy

[@deleqtronica8733]

I had no idea how much of shrimp processing is done by human hands..

[@edsalinas9996]

I almost always have a big bag of Shrimp in my freezer...thanks for reminding me.

[@melodyneff804]

I was eating fried frozen shrimp and thought hmm there’s usually poop when I eat fresh shrimp. But I’m like no way someone actually takes out the poop for every shrimp. So I looked it up and wow they actually do a lot with their hands

[@jeremynaraine]

Can We Have Brooks Moore Voice. He Is The Best How It's Made Voice.

[@davedifranco4033]

How bout an Oyster? Had to be dead and washed up on the shore!....YUMMMMM.

[@mehere8038]

huh? Oysters are farmed & generally reach plates alive

[@herc_ules_therealone]

What's not shown is the unsanitary conditions prior to the catch. Always eat local, not imported.

[@hygrant4928]

First guy trying shrimp circa 50,000 BC Time: bet, ima go ahead and start now

[@whitemexican6439]

Soup

[@ADogGuy]

Are you telling me a shrimp fried that rice?

[@arclet1299]

Its that shrimple

[@pongtre568]

Yep. Those rice box? For export not for commonly used. Might even coming from some small tribe culture.

[@maemilev]

those are thai rice boxes? i bought them for cat play.

[@zepplin839]

You guys aren’t really eating sea bugs right

[@AdrianAyala]

“To keep the shrimp from becoming soggy…” 🧐

[@WeMol]

Hungary 😢

[@Graeme_Lastname]

What killed them?

[@br6768]

Cigarettes

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@@br6768 Why not? They're killing me. 🙂

[@thomassingleton990]

What Is Shrimp?

[@Skorpychan]

Prawns.

[@mehere8038]

@@Skorpychan yup, well technically shrimp is a different species that looks similar to prawns, but is much smaller, growing to about 2cms total length (less than an inch for those that call them shrimp) so yeh, these are certainly prawns, not shrimp, as are basically all commercially sold & eaten ones

[@monicahyland8641]

I gotta say his baskets 🧺 are beautiful and that’s a wonderful talent to have ❤

[@brycebthehottie3400]

Gotta be the worst job ever shrimp processor

[@mehere8038]

no, there's PLENTY that are FAR worse!

[@g11operator]

Where’s the original narrator? Day off for him?

[@p44yoyocompany]

I'm gonna imagine this video was narrated by huggbees for lols

[@GenghisClaus]

Noshing on shrimp? Wtf is noshing?

[@CATech1138]

british for chow down on...

[@monicahyland8641]

I love those little sea roaches yummieeeee

[@rodicapopescu4597]

The personnel decapitating shrimps contact with a product of 10°, the norm for upper limbs is 27° - comfort. Minimum contact can be with 16° dry and 22° wet. Very difficult working conditions, gradually it can cause disability of workers' limbs and respectively burden for society.

[@clown134]

this is what I was thinking. but as long as the CEOs profit, no one at to board meeting will care

[@themedicalmarvels]

We should boycott!

[@shyeahright]

“De-heading”…? 🥴

[@_LetsGoMe_]

How do you clean that box tho. It looks good and no doubt honours tradition. But it sounds like an awfully good way to get rotten rice in your food.

[@allythearts5439]

But is it really ready to eat.....can one get sick from shrimp cocktail? I have dined at a few restaurants and every time I did see shrimp or shrimp cocktail out I never picked the dish....I just was so unsure

[@lilianmandapat]

A ytp src ih

[@boblabahh4893]

Every rice box has a nasty flip flop footprint inside. Nice.

[@mehere8038]

There's no such thing as "jumbo shrimp", they're prawns

[@thegamingoboist2702]

as someone who gained a total seafood allergy later on in life, i used to love shrimp but now if i set foot within 6 feet of airborne seafood i risk a hospital trip :,) edit: spelling

[@michaelhochstedler13]

I like these videos a lot but I can't watch them when the narrator isn't a human voice. Welcome to the uncanny valley.

[@HuntMeDown237]

Are you trying to say that the female narrator isn't a real person? If so, I suggest you talk to real people a little bit more, bud.

[@AE1OU]

Imagine the smells of raw prawns in that factory

[@javerikr]

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