Scary Counterfeit Foods In China: Fake Ribs, Carcinogenic Peppers, Opium Hotpot, Formalin Veggies

[@Enjoymentboy]

At this rate it's almost like China is trying to get rid of itself

[@Ghostghostghostghostghost]

Let it

[@YoumyTube-em5wh]

No, they're trying to get rid of the whole world

[@sama34]

Yeah that is Xi's plan to make other countries sick and weak easily to conquer why do you think they release COVID

[@nesageera]

Nothing of value lost

[@GiveMeaFuckingBreakDude]

Good .

[@heypistolero]

There is a reason so many health concise people will look at the packaging, and if it says "Made in China" they will put it right back.

[@normansutandyo5889]

Some labels say mix products from various sources including....China.

[@zebnemma]

Man when I read your comment I had to go check my asian food products. I love to cook asian recipes. Luckily it said made in Thailand, and another Japan. I had to google mrs. Chengs and apparently their soy sauce is made in China. Well luckily for me I buy Kikkomans from Japan. 😅

[@thecryptodcoder]

@@zebnemmasoy is extremely toxic to the body .

[@truehappiness4U]

@@zebnemmayeah, other Asians don’t buy made in China. They always check the product where it was made. If you go into your Asian supermarket and see papers hanging on the wall about products getting recalled because of health issues, it’s always made in China products. At least in europe that’s the case because they’re very strict about the food.

[@micklaws5520]

Wild caught Freas Salmon from China…..ooooooooweeedee hold me back!

[@metalmagerin3]

We banned the use of chemical warfare in world war 1 and China was like "hmm yes but what if we just put it in the food"

[@EnclavegovtofficialUSA]

Where do you think the mustard comes from?

[@metalmagerin3]

@@EnclavegovtofficialUSA Mustard GAS?!

[@johnkim5125]

US food industrial complex: the moment we think we are hustling hard, times like this take us back to humility where we still have a lot to learn

[@WidowedAudiophile]

In the United States most of the crap in the grocery store is made with toxic crap

[@adam5599]

we've evolved at a faster rate than them

[@omahanprabla3058]

Imagine how evil one must be to do this to their fellow countrymen.

[@sweetla4750]

Now imagine what they send to the west

[@MarkH10]

Evil like studying syphilis patients but not treating them.....for 40 years!

[@mixalio]

@@sweetla4750 thankfully a lot of food imports from china are banned. Its iven more in the eu since the food regulations are very strinct, to t he point that even usa beef is not accepted due to what chemicals they are fed(i think thats the case with chiken too)

[@jasontodd8296]

I think is indifference. Not caring. That is the real opposite of good.

[@samprice1598]

China moment

[@EpicLoLs89]

What an embarrassing country and government.

[@Absolute_Goblin]

They're making great progress on the Great Toilet Revolution though 😂

[@bigfootwalker5399]

the Chinese really do eat everything

[@Wallflower318]

US right up there with them

[@HAMBURGER-s1l]

Companies importing these should be banned and fined big time. They will continue to illegally import these items. No consequences means more crimes and corruptions....and bad health.

[@bortsimpson4536]

it's not that easy. The importer found selling them in the United States should suffer the consequences. A company may import a product, test it and find that it has problems. They would then choose to not sell it and take the loss.

[@dadrising6464]

There needs to be jailtime on the table..

[@Pjetersonn]

They should be closed down due to fraudulent working.

[@Yankeeprepperasshat]

Exporters aren’t the ones doing it, or if they are, they can claim they aren’t. Furthermore, they can “blend” product from different sources so nobody can tell which producer it came from. Furthermore, it’s very easy to change company names or even just contract your exports through another exporter. There’s no way to stop this other than avoiding foods from China. No other country is as immoral and hell bent on profit at the expense of their customer’s lives. You just have to buy food from countries that aren’t subhuman.

[@acacacacacacaccaca7666]

Nope the people running them should be charged with knowingly endangering public health and sent to jail

[@janlassen6101]

Next step is to fake the fakes. And then fake it again just to be sure there are no traces of real food left.

[@tahariobi391]

😂😂😂😂genius, they're trying to outsmart themselves 😂😂😂😂

[@jasontodd8296]

Would a double fake not make them real? I mean 180 + 180 = 360 degrees? XD

[@andyking957]

because china has a veritable devil as overall de facto ditator and many chinese look only for their prosperity on cost of anyone else: please do not generalize. The "chinese shop" might be honest people or even no chinese at all, eg. vietnamese.

[@donazs739]

​@@jasontodd8296 Sounds like a chinese vendor that scams civilians.

[@ShezirAcMeires]

They still have real food?

[@emmapeel8163]

Formaldehyde ?! 😱 Blue Vitriol ?! 🤯 Lead cans ! 🥴 Borax Noodles! Opium coffee 👍🏽

[@goodnightmyprince6734]

Opium tea👍🏽

[@AbbyJamison-xs1iq]

Right? Why can't America get the good stuff? We get the crappy made in China products, where's our opium coffee?

[@Carnyzzle]

If I lived in china I wouldn't even be able to trust food I've grown myself

[@mentalpasient6823]

Feeling tierd, hmm coffe sounds good, dies

[@mobaili3770]

Luv u.

[@Tempestelterna]

Never going to China while this is going on 🤢

[@444coole444]

if the food wont kill u the air or the goverment will

[@jasontodd8296]

So never? Ever? XD

[@TruthTeller8888]

Its forever 😂

[@johntang4108]

Never say never. You don't know anything about tomorrow.

[@danxie3680]

At least while I can say it now! Never go!

[@TheMeatballMan420]

You could not pay me to go to China.

[@RockyZhang-qt1be]

Then stay in your own drug addicted country 😂

[@ShezirAcMeires]

One visit and eternal health problems

[@johnqpublic4012]

Well there goes your mom's plan to get you out of her basement.

[@TheMeatballMan420]

@@johnqpublic4012 My mom's dead. She lost her battle with depression and took her own life. Me and my dad found her. I live alone. Thank you for reminding me of that, I was having a great day up until this point. I mean it's not your fault, you had no way of knowing, but still, screw you.

[@johnqpublic4012]

@@TheMeatballMan420 I held the hand of someone near and dear to me when he lost his battle with cancer. So I feel for you. Screw me indeed. As for China, it's not as bad as all the sky-is-falling chicken-little types make it out to be. I don't mean the government. Fck the CCP. I could give a shit less about them. I'm talking about the everyday ordinary people like you and me. The culture, history and cuisine. It's a part of the world worth visiting in your lifetime. Whether you choose to go to China, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore or any of the other countries in the region.

[@jmarshal]

How can China officials do this to their people? Soon they won’t have a people left!

[@williamritchie693]

This easy to answer. I am an Aussie living in China. Two reasons. One, the government doesn’t care. Their food is sourced from very specific places and outside of China. They don’t eat what the rest eat. And two, the Chinese people don’t think long term anymore. They think one maybe two years ahead. It’s weird. They don’t plan long term.

[@jmarshal]

@@williamritchie693 it’s really sad. I am really interested in Chinese history and culture but there’s none of that left now. I wanted to visit one day but I don’t think I ever will with everything happening there. How do you find living there?

[@honestreviews7185]

Yes! same here! I used to think china was so magical ... Now it has become a horrible shame! i wish their government would wake up and realise this! ​@jmarshal

[@Hoozpoppin]

Its not necessarily the government. Its a combination of lax and unclear standards, but mainly greedy business owners.

[@BlackPill-pu4vi]

China's ruling elites take orders from Washington and certain NGO's that will not allow to be mentioned.

[@lizzykayOT7]

Why doesn't this make it to the national media in all countries. It's insane and disgusting.

[@mohshuvuu9076]

The west is already trying to push fake meats, fake dairy and bugs as the norm for average citizens under the false guise of morality. Not to mention just the overall processed food products in countries like America. So this is no surprise that they're silent about this too

[@Rizzob17]

Because China has the same interests as those running said media company owners.

[@pullmyniblets]

You know why

[@Rizzob17]

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[@Youtubecensormydick]

Ccp will complain or desponsor

[@dawnp1569]

This country is so forking disgusting. NO SHAME or common sense.

[@Teuwufel]

@@jeanclaudejunior why you mentioned both different countries when we all talk about China?

[@jeanclaudejunior]

@@Teuwufel there are differences between South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and China when it comes to food quality and qualifications, when it comes to freedom of choice, when it comes to culture and everything

[@Teuwufel]

@@jeanclaudejunior bro I know that. That's why there is no reason to mention them when talking about horrendous things China is doing

[@harryv6752]

The food industry here in the states is krap too.

[@TheQuota2001]

No shame is right

[@m4xh3dr0m]

Can we all agree that greed is the main problem in the world at the moment. None of this stuff would be happening if money weren't so important. Every aspect of human life is affected by greed.

[@1stCallipostle]

Greed would, and did, exist before money.

[@patriotenfield3276]

Greed is one of the Primal 7 deadly sins.

[@clairebordeaux]

No, it’s not greed as much as it is a result of living under Communism and removing God from people’s lives. Without morality ANYTHING can be justified.

[@Killthefish]

​​@@clairebordeauxyou dont need god to be moral and you "can" have a good communist government but we dont funnily enough, because of greed Edit - no I'm not communist and not saying it's better than other policies I'm just pointing out your mistakes

[@benedikt48]

Greed is the main reason why you can enjoy the living standard provided in the western world

[@Carnyzzle]

Imagine being willing to poison your consumers just to save a bit of money

[@jasontodd8296]

Long term a loosing strategy. If you kill all your customers, who will keep buying. So short sighted.

[@RockyZhang-qt1be]

Not true fake news

[@brandonbowerstx]

That is just the tip of the iceberg. Mainland Chinese have been selected for some incredibly bad personal traits for the last 3 generations.

[@_PatrickO]

This kind of thing appears to be cultural due to how common it is. Chinese culture is scary.

[@sleepinglaffey3886]

sloprosperity

[@notimportant3820]

I used to have a chinese grocery store that I absolutely loved going to, just to try new things. The man that runs it is a wonderful person, sweet and friendly, loves to tell me about life in China. Unfortunately, I would not go there anymore. I feel so bad for the people in China, where you can't even trust the food on your plate. 😢

[@itwiillcontinue69]

You also can't trust the food in the United States. Have you seen all of the food recalls lately.? Terrorfing

[@sweetla4750]

They are literally doing it to themselves & yet u feel sorry for them….how about the innocent people they victimize

[@House_Husband_Romeo]

@@sweetla4750it’s not that simple. The Chinese people are under an oppressive regime. They have an Orwellian government and many people there actually desire change but are fearful.

[@notimportant3820]

@@sweetla4750 that's who I was referring to. Maybe that didn't come across as clearly as I wanted.

[@itzawrapone]

Same here..and I'm chinese with high risk of Cancer. I try to avoid any foods that are made from China. Now I just go to Korean or Japanese markets, but still on the lookout for any clues if packaging says its from China.

[@craigarmstrong3106]

I've been a foreign expat in Japan for nearly 30 years, and I've never once thought, "Gee, I'd like to visit China."

[@evonekky3672]

Wow Craig great contribution 👏

[@TheQuota2001]

China is a glorious country filled with a worldsfull of history and you shall respect that

[@marcrodriquez5153]

All of the dollar stores chains in the US had to recall cinnamon and other spices for fillers and adulterants in them.

[@hawktalon7890]

Yeah, wasn't it a scandal recently that cinnamon had lead in it?

[@Kunfucious577]

China would starve to death if they recalled contaminated food.

[@BunziTinkersprocket]

Well America is essentially China. .. I'm sure that lead has been there for months or even years prior, and the only reason they recalled it was because the death count from consuming it got too high and would look suspicious. Just like any other recall there.

[@havoc6441]

This is one of the many reasons why I don’t eat Chinese food anymore.

[@willpugh-calotte2199]

When I buy goods from my local Asian grocery (run by a Laotian lady), the buns are made here in Australia, the chilli powder and rose water are from India, and the drinks are from Taiwan, South Korea, Japan or the Philippines. Thankfully, nothing that I have had any interest in looking at so far has been from China.

[@OuterRealm99]

They were all from India, South Korea, etc....then underneath the package..."Fabrique in Chine" 😂😂😂 jk jk

[@djjohnson6413]

Lmaoooo 😂

[@BillionairesArentYourFriends]

Good luck. Why risk it? How do you know these things are true?

[@tazboy1934]

​@@OuterRealm99yeah sourced from china and packed in those countries

[@Hrhyrdgikf]

Greed had totally covered their eyes.

[@weirdaustin757]

Poppy seed opium was also found in the U.S. Chinese restaurants. They arrested the owner.

[@21darkster]

Bruh

[@weirdaustin757]

@@21darkster gotta be careful when you eat at Chinese buffet also. I got sick one time. 🤧

[@rollinghippo2940]

coming from a country with significant chinese population, this is just a normal day. of coz not everyone is bad which is cliche, but chinese have the tendency to maximize their profits gain by any means possible

[@Headloser]

After seeing this. WHO THE HECK WANT GOTO CHINA now???

[@PallesWorld6309]

Didn´t want before either..

[@sama34]

Lefty Liberals

[@dallaslee8676]

​@@sama34im not a liberal but im on the left and i wanna go nowhere near there

[@lombardo141]

@@sama34why would leftist liberals want to go there ? China is the most right winged country in the world disguised as communist. 😂

[@zxn-hn4tv]

Don't visit china

[@tyvid]

There are lots of tasty Chinese recipes, but I am so thankful my mum went to Chinese cooking school in Australia and we ate predominantly Australian made ingredients. I would never go to China after seeing the horrific level of food fraud and health risks.

[@Tempestelterna]

Chinese elite: fresh food with high standards. 😤 Everyone else: ahh screw you 😅 15:17

[@MK_ULTRA420]

As is 5000 years of Chinese tradition.

[@TruthTeller8888]

😂

[@21darkster]

Bruh

[@patriotenfield3276]

This has been 500 years of Chinese history , especially during Qing Dynasty. We have to see at which point ,The corruption of the CCP crosses that of Qing Dynasty .

[@acacacacacacaccaca7666]

I can only imagine how bad this is for the workers literally swimming in that garbage

[@rickrollrizal]

It would be karma

[@JordanCrum-z2c]

It's cute how they even try to fake cheap ass stuff like tofu and vegetables

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

I was at the asian grocery store and didn't buy any of the pickled aged eggs because of your report. I just didn't have an appetite for the eggs.

[@sweetla4750]

Asian markets are absolutely horrible…they have zero problems selling u expired items on top of toxic…will never give them a penny…lie,cheat & steal it’s the 🇨🇳 way

[@khaosssssss1727]

This could be happening in other countries as well yet you guys are the only ones with the integrity to do so despite the risks being extremely high from what I've been told. Kudos.

[@MoonriseJT-Official]

The problem here is that Chinese-owned food companies in the USA. They need to put a stop to this!

[@williamstearns7490]

Eating in China requires being very brave, a weak gag reflex, poor eyesight, a willful lack of inquisitiveness, and easy access to both antibiotics and Ipecac syrup.

[@goldensloth7]

or just a reasonable amount of money

[@bluedistortions]

Antibiotics won't solve the issue, it will make it worse. Consuming large amounts of harsh preservatives will destroy the probiotics of the gut. Most of the food in China is soaked in things that kill mold, mildew, and bacteria.. but it will also destroy your gut health. I'm just adding this on top of the other things already mentioned.

[@olivialim7541]

Or being a high government official

[@rottingsun]

@@goldensloth7​​⁠these fake/recycled food products are found in both high end restaurants and gourmet food distributors as well- it's just less common. literally nothing is safe- it's always a roll of the dice on your health when you eat in China.

[@L14MW4LK3R]

What I don’t understand is the land is so vast and they have many hands to work the land why would you need to fake products that you can easily produce with a little hard work

[@scholarlyreader383]

Because you have not been to china chinese people are deeptly deceptive

[@hennipap6800]

Just because its cheaper.

[@jasontodd8296]

The next step: Soylent Green. And it would not surprise me.

[@EllieMaes-Grandad]

It was a fictional sci-fi movie when made, just as Orwell's "1984" book was fictional. Time moves on, things change . . .

[@JabFam]

The timeline is moving weirdly @@EllieMaes-Grandad seeing how we landed in 1984 !

[@NikkiAkaNlg]

The hilarious thing is, there's a drink called that, saw it at Walmart some years ago.

[@Hana-qs9zg]

A lot of locals (Chinese) will buy imported goods due to the safety of food standards. Just a normal thing here 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@unturned6066]

I heard that about baby formula

[@justmymage]

These are my favorite kinds of china videos. Get to see how stuff is made and what its really like when a person has gotten fake stuff. More please. To be precise, more videos like "Fake & Toxic Foods in China 2023: Unveiling the Unscrupulous Tactics of Profiteering Traders". Very interesting and fun to get to see a fake manufacturer walking is trough the process. Popcorn entertaining.

[@raquel7123]

These people are killing their own people. I will never try Chinese food. 😢 Never.

[@donaldmaxie5264]

China's food vendors have found a new method to limit its population.

[@Chichilovee]

Did you not hear how many times he said "makes its way to US" 😵😵

[@donaldmaxie5264]

​@@ChichiloveeRead the labels on anything you considering buying. If the label lists China as a source, don't buy it.

[@bluesteno64]

But what if the person is using locally grown materials and making it as a home cooked meal??

[@donaldmaxie5264]

​@@bluesteno64If its locally grown , then they know where it came from. As long as they home cook it and eat it themselves I see no problem

[@DavidFranklin-mw2zf]

Simply unbelievable how the government officials care for the health and safety of no-one but themselves... 😓😓😓😓😓

[@LimCH84]

That’s chinese for you

[@Ravalin]

members of the WEF are rubbing their hands together in excitement

[@JelIoisyumm]

God I can see the merchants in text now

[@WWhitegoat]

I like eating at different Chinese cuisine, but now no more - too risky.

[@goldensloth7]

Chinese food outside China is made with basically all domestic ingredients from the country the restaurant is in. Some of the sauces might be made in China, but in Europe and North America restaurants don't generally do this kind of thing. The penalties are too high when they get caught. so unless you're in Asia, you can confidently eat Chinese food. Notice if lots of other Asians are going there: would they want to eat slop?

[@TruthTeller8888]

They inport many things from China specially dogs and cats thingi

[@opprox]

​@@goldensloth7 alot sneak no caught

[@Bsmithz]

Right now many Chinese ingredients smuggled in Thailand with low quality

[@TnT_F0X]

The re-used ribs are what make me cringe... Hey look, they fall right off the bone!

[@mrskye08]

I wondering how much food products sold to philippines from china are fake. We have a lot of chinese sellers/ products that shipped from china on our online shopping apps

[@user_375a82]

I don't eat in restaurants for this reason. Scary video.

[@JAM661]

Well if you live in MN we have the health dept check on resturant and bars all the time. But even in the USA some of our food is ban in Europe because some of the die and preservatives are cancer forming if used in high doses. For example I was looking at a Quaker box of oatmeal sold in Europe and it has about 10 ingredients in it and then the same ingredients of Quaker Oatmeal sold in the USA has about 50 ingredients because instead of using dry fruit we use flavoring and preservatives. I do not think someone is going to die drinking cherry cool-aid once in a great while. But doing it every day, is not smart because we know red dye can cause Cancer. But we do think like put wax on apples and things like that. Which is why food at the farmer market does not look perfect like what you get in the stores. The other problem is China is they have ruin environments and basically have no Wildlife including Birds ( which helps control insect) so the only way to deal with insect is to except use tons of insecticides. The other problem is that the government doesn't have any oversight on any of this and so they basically allowed this to happen. For the most part the government does not care how much the Chinese people hurt each other. In fact they want that mistrust. If no one get along then they cannot bond and fight to go after the real problem which is the CCP and there horrible dictator. For example they have cameras everywhere but if your child gets kidnapped, the police don't do a squat about it. But you stand there with a blank piece of white paper and they'll find you no matter where you are and arrest you in the middle of night to never be seen again. The problem is most American see the best of China and think it is this great place. Well China hide all there bad area. People would think the USA was great also if we just showed Yellowstone national park instead of Kensington avenue. But our country we talked about our problems and in China they just cover them up and never get never deal with them. If we do not talk about, it is not a problem according to the CCP. Which is why there country is falling apart. China had a period of time to reverse policy that would have kept many western companies there. But American business are tired of spending money on reseach and doing all the thing to develope a product and then a Chinese company who is suppose to just make it, instead sell the tech so they can make knock off your product basically ensure you lose the Chinese market which is the main reason you invested there.

[@cahuynh7599]

You are wise 😊

[@icemann4699]

​@@JAM661 As for the oats, you probably referring to some small packages of oats with various flavors come in a box. The regular oats at the local stores here only say, "Whole grain rolled oats" and nothing else.

[@nerfherder4284]

Poppy seeds are used in cooking all over the world, you then said "shells" perhaps they were putting pods in? Poppy seed bagels, poppy seed muffins and poppy seeds on bread are all popular in the US.

[@jefe.amo32]

Woman with a bakery was arrested for importing poppy seeds. The name still has its narcotic reputation.

[@staciwhite1256]

Once the poppy seeds are heated to a certain temperature in liquid, they will release opioids, creating a euphoric effect in the consumer. They’re harmless when they’re not heated to that temperature in liquid and used in small quantities in and on salad dressing, bagels and muffins. Also, many if not most of the poppy seeds found in grocery stores and restaurant supply stores in the US have been processed to reduce the amount of active opioids they have available to release. Disclaimer: Please, no one ask what temperature or quantity of seeds is required to achieve a euphoric effect. It is far too dangerous to try.

[@ericdee438]

Poppy seeds have to be harvested in a specific way by food companies to be safe to eat, which means they have to be “washed”. Unwashed poppy seeds contain higher opioid contents of morphine and codeine and can definitely get you high when boiled into a tea. I’m guessing the Chinese restaurant owners bought unwashed seeds.

[@TheRedOGRE]

Unwashed seeds.

[@SpSot]

I thought the seeds mentioned on this video were opium poppy seeds. 🤔

[@peggychapman-miller4204]

It's beyond appalling! I intend to never eat Chinese food again. And, since it happening there, you know American food is going through the same disgusting shortcuts.

[@fluminesesoc]

Yep you would be surprised all the dangerous ingredients fda approves of.I don't believe in the fda anymore...they are bullshit.

[@ramseydoon8277]

Wait, are they using actual opium or just poppy seeds?

[@yep8058]

Confused me as well. Poppy seeds are very common in baking. Sure eating too much will have side effects but you have to really be shoveling it, since the used quantity in foods is usually low.

[@peatmarshnotfound]

The work conditions will catch up to them. Atleast the formaldehyde farmers will be well preserved.

[@Calslock]

12:02 Using lye in food is hardly unheard of, it's widely used in making pretzels, bagels and noodles, but also used to cure many other foods. Also it's not carcinogenic... It may cause chemical burns, as any heavily alkaline solution, but heat treatment deactivates and destroys it, making it safe to consume.

[@paulbecket7399]

don't forget Lutefisk en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutefisk

[@yep8058]

Correct. Overconsumption of these foods may make you feel a bit nauseous, which is the best sign to stop and you will be fine. It's not lethal and not any more unhealthy than sugar.

[@bluesteno64]

Exactly! But anything consumed in excess is bad.

[@MyChannel-bd6cz]

Love how this channel is not scared to speak out against and or about China

[@yukae2878]

Why should they be scared of telling the truth 💁🏽‍♀️

[@MyChannel-bd6cz]

@@yukae2878 read the comment again it’s called reading and comprehension‼️. Not this channel other channels🤣🤣

[@MyChannel-bd6cz]

@@yukae2878 you act like you don’t know what happens to people that speak out against China and the ccp stop the madness 🤣😂

[@IloveElsaofArendelle]

As a former chemistry tech. (Changed firld of work) I'm appalled and disgusted, because I know what those substances can do to your body. I always was a proponent of everyone having a base knowledge of chemistry, so that you can't be fucked over

[@koenwijnen8278]

Half of chinese dont even believe in bacteria lol, they think its ghosts and spirits

[@josephjames259]

Tofu with sodium hydroxide? Sodium hydroxide is drain cleaner.

[@VaunXox]

Yum Yum. Lol 🤣

[@asabovesobelow7461]

Another day, another counterfeit food

[@VRGamercz]

Poppy seeds are not toxic, they wont make you high and they wont make you addicted. Filling made from poppy seed is used in pastries in europe dude.

[@fangirlsruineverything]

It's in the US too. People have warned everyone for years.

[@TheCaptainLulz]

2:06 - Sudan red is not soluble in water either, its probably Allura red, which is soluble in water. Its also cheaper than Sudan red, and Sudan is more orange than deep red, so Id wager its Allura. If these are indeed Sudan, theyre just being malicious, because Allura is cheaper, and is legal. Its crap, but its legal.

[@karacaddy]

Hello, I would like to correct an incorrect information in the video. We consume poppy seeds in Turkiye and they are not poisonous. It is produced by scratching the opium poppy husk.

[@ericdee438]

Poppy seeds have to be harvested in a specific way by food companies to be safe to eat, which means they have to be “washed”. Unwashed poppy seeds contain higher opioid contents of morphine and codeine and can definitely get you high when boiled into a tea. I’m guessing the Chinese restaurant owners bought unwashed seeds.

[@karacaddy]

@@ericdee438 No, poppy seeds are removed from the dried poppy bowl and consumed directly. If the poppy bowl is scratched while it is wet, it will secrete gum containing opium. We have a city called Afyon (Opium) in Turkiye, yes its name is Afyon (Opium), and the poppies produced here are either produced for their seeds or to obtain opium gum (of course, the state controls it very tightly, the opium produced here is used in pharmaceutical factories.).

[@user-jl2wd1it8h]

My cousin Wang Suk Kok is a China official. He is happy to allow anything in food as long as the company pays contribution to him.

[@ryangrogan6839]

Awesome work, love that this video has a real voice.

[@ssesf]

Years ago, I wondered how I could buy a big bowl of delicious wonton soup so cheaply just 2-3 blocks from Nanjing Road and The Bund in Shanghai. I no longer want to know.

[@yukae2878]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Cassie-xx5fb]

This is so sad. My heart hurts for the Chinese victims of these harmful and/or deadly food practices. :(

[@kmm129]

Who knew?

[@Rihardololz]

The clueless or people under CCP who have to ignore it.

[@qaskew24]

It will be a cold day before I eat anything from China.

[@nightshade6433]

My heart seriously goes out to all the families dealing with this. People are already so stressed here in America about dangerous stuff being in our food, but could you imagine if things were this out of control? Imagine being a parent unable to even buy meat to cook with because everything is fake. Even your spices are fake. Nothing is safe.

[@Orgi3]

Now imagine what goes behind the doors of all Chinese restaurants here US.

[@josephbenjamin6426]

My question 🙋🏾‍♂️ is… those people COOKING this fake food or using “gutter oil”…would THEY eat their own food?

[@sergioomar9090]

Good question 🤔

[@scholarlyreader383]

In china yes... People also eat feces or poop soup in the Philippines as well look it up.

[@evonekky3672]

They probably eat at a restaurant across the street who does the same thing

[@hateredcolor1971]

They never eat what they made They are just selling toxic food to other chinese or other restaurants

[@cw5437]

China has over a billion people to feed. Better get used to this type of processed food. Sad but true. Chinese fishing boats are impinging on many countries' territories to take seafood to feed their people. Other options need to happen to feed the people. Its just a reality. Resources are scare.

[@asdisskagen6487]

I locally source all of my own meat/veg, and although I rarely eat processed foods I always check to make sure that China has been nowhere near the supply chain. Honestly, I'm afraid to shop at my local Asian market because their supply chains are murky.

[@AM1NE5]

It's better to fake it with veggies than faking it with chemicals

[@Val-ub4uw]

Ban imports

[@YusefdoesEducation]

"why dont you have kids?' "are you greedy?" nah just dont ant to poison anyone with your food

[@Infodumptruck]

Any time I think about my crappy upbringing I can at least be thankful I didn't have the same crappy family in China. It would've been so much worse.

[@koenwijnen8278]

Lmfao imagine being neglected in China, that be insane

[@gotaburn7591]

Even in my country, it's not so much fake food, unless you go to chinese grocers, but everything is trash anyway, get a 1kg bag of onions from a supermarket, 1 or 2 of them will be rotten in the center, every time, a kilo is 5 to 6 onions, same with potatoes, always full of eyes, bruised throughout, green skin, just fruit and vegetables in general, there's always something wrong with it. 30 years ago it wasn't like that, we had high quality food in my country, now everything that's grown here is exported, or is stored for so long it's off before you even buy it, or it's garbage being imported because it's cheap for the supermarkets.

[@bluntandtactless2680]

Wonderfully beautiful solution to avoid an aging population and boost funeral businesses to fuel ccp economy!!! GENIUS is in the genes!

[@omarysmith7245]

As an outsider, I really love China the people the culture the beauty but the food make me scared 😱 to visit tge country.

[@xanden1]

How do people get to be so immoral?

[@aquariandawn4750]

Marxism replaced these people's religion. They're downfall is evidenced in their architecture if you look at what they used to build and at what they build now

[@Sojoboscribe]

I will point out that they presumably mean they are using industrial grade lye, which is indeed toxic. There is such a thing as food grade lye and it is a key part of several kinds of food processes (in the west, it's used to boil pretzels and nixtamalize corn to turn it into hominy, In parts of China it's used to make noodles yellow for things like Hong Kong Style Steamed Lo Mein). That's perfectly safe, provided you WASH IT OFF after you are done (every now and again, I find the noodles in my steamed Lo Mein taste soapy, which tends to indicate they didn't wash them off all the way.)

[@JamesWilliams-st4bp]

What's really, really bad is that, even if it has a food safety sticker, you can't be sure it is genuine. This is really, really scary. You're supposed to trust the food you are eating has past all food health safety checks.

[@tufgbhw6986]

Red dye can LITERALLY be made from squished bugs, most of the red dye in the west comes from insects, but at least it isnt carcinogenic.

[@davidgrunga]

I feel so bad for the common Chinese person. The corruption and greed is on the level of what the US is on the path to

[@jeskvell3254]

i always shudder when i see "Made in China" in anything

[@CCP-pb5ss]

the fake meats are now in chinese restaurants here in america too my favorite chinese spot..i bought my usual broccoli & chicken but now it has a weird texture..& i got very very sick after that their chicken is now chunks of wheat gluten & who knows it used to be theyd use maybe pigeon meat for chicken now its not meat at all..i couldve dyed from that gluten

[@MareWT]

At what point does faking make it morally and economically correct. I'd rather keep the price the same and keep my clients alive and well rather than making them eat periodic table and lose them. That's how normal market works but China is just weird as hell.

[@NullLang]

Chinese Try Not To Poison Their Fellow Citizens SpeedRun

[@bluesteno64]

It’s not the people’s fault, it’s the manufacturers. Do not go out hating on Chinese citizens, they are just as mad.

[@yokeshin1153]

It is not food. It is art.

[@jimmyjakes1823]

I don't know about that, but you could at least call that fake meat artisanal. Whoever made those fake ribs was a skilled craftsmen.

[@maskpandachief]

It‘s not a bug, it’s a feature 👌🏼

[@emilja.4205]

I was thinking how US chicken, beef and pork farmers have better quality control than China.... So now, why not export US meats to China as high quality safe meats and charge them a lot of money?

[@stevenbaer5999]

This is what happens when money becomes your god to make a profit

[@rafiqkatana]

And that's why our Supermarkets have a section set aside for products from China and other Asian countries known to export potentially poisonous food. I don't know anyone that buys China products. Going so far as to research goods to make sure they aren't from China. It's not looking good for China.

[@richardsanchez5444]

0:09 McDonald's has been doing it for years buddy.

[@hihellokitty85]

Some Chinese veggies & fruits are found in US supermarkets. Beware.

[@magicmind6458]

Mad. People

[@annferguson3113]

I guess this is not a good way of increasing a healthy population this way. India you win, just work on your water supply.

[@meskonyolsen6657]

Made in Japan > 😋 Made in US > 😋 Made in Asia/Europe > 😋 Made in Taiwan > 😋 Made in China > 😵☠️🪦 Made in Ghana > 😋 Made in Afghanistan > 😋 Made in Yemen > 😋 Made in North Korea > 😋 Made in Chenorbyl > 😋

[@BlackPill-pu4vi]

I do like the special rare spices that are only grown in Chernobyl! Much better than MSG for putting real zing in any dish.

[@ThePalebloodDoll]

radioactive food 😋

[@steffen7237]

there is only one way to stay safe - avoid chinese products where possible...this could save your life...

[@davewhite4206]

Why didn’t the Taiwanese food factory do tests before processing food?

[@johntang4108]

You cannot deny how creative and innovative the Chinese are.

[@lthandle]

More like abusing harmful chemical in human food is such a foolish and dangerous path that most people apart from the ones in China don't dare to take so balatantly with the social mindset of "if you can cheat then cheat"

[@cuteduckdontlie4636]

Yesterday I was going to a Chinese restaurant I remember this and just went off. Who knows maybe there are doing this overseas too. Better avoid

[@sweetla4750]

If any of this is surprising,u really haven’t been paying attention

[@cavecreek5836]

Makes people not want to eat Chinese food anymore .

[@JeffBilkins]

Poppy seeds are common here in Europe, sometimes put on top of bread dough or bagels before baking (local name translates as 'moonseed bread'), and you can put them in other things as a spice. There is near zero active opiates in them; you'd need to eat bags of it for a meaningful dose and you'd be puking from the taste and dehydration way before that. The other stuff like the chemicals are really bad but let's not grasp at panicked misinformation.

[@necrotenkiwongwat2359]

that depend on what type of seed However, harvesting for poppy seeds of superior quality is in conflict with harvesting for opium as poppy seeds should be harvested when they are ripe, after the seed pod has dried. Traditionally, opium is harvested while the seed pods are green and the seeds have just begun to grow and their latex is abundant from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppy_seed

[@nerfherder4284]

They said "shells" in the end. I think they were putting waste pods in it or something. There was a ferry captain where I live that failed a drug test b/c of his daily poppy seed muffin (supposedly 😂)