There is a good chance it really is cardboard.
CBS News article
Look at the state of that kitchen in the video at 0:50 to 1:15!
-- Joe
CBS News article
Look at the state of that kitchen in the video at 0:50 to 1:15!
-- Joe
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If it tastes like cardboard...
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I didn't see a link to any video on that page. Gross nonetheless.
Hmm... it should be on the right side of the page. Here is a link to the video.
The people selling these buns should be put in prison and fed their own product for the duration of their sentence...
-- Joe
Look at the state of that kitchen in the video at 0:50 to 1:15!
That was a kitchen? It looks like Jiffy Lube!
- Yuck. I saw a report this morning stating that 40% of our O.J. comes from China. 50% of garlic!Considering how messed up our FDA is, I wouldn't trust much coming from China.
I am going to start growing vegetables in my garden and buy from local vendors!!! Too bad I can't keep a plant alive.:redface:
Now they are saying that the story is fake.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/07/18/china.health.fake.reut/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/07/18/china.health.fake.reut/index.html
LOL smells like a government coverup to me. :biggrin:
This leaves us with either fake food or fake news. Either way it doesnt reflect well on the business ethics in China. Anything to make a quick buck...
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I love the idea of feeding the perps cardboard buns for the rest of their sentence. Hahaha.
That is...if it is true.
If it is fake, it would not be unbelievable. I mean, the reason why this story got so popular was that it was unbelievable that people would 1. make buns with cardboard and 2. people would actually eat this stuff without knowing the difference. C'mon. If you were eating cardboard, you would know it. I mean, I even know when they come up 1 pump short at starbucks.
As for the Chinese-bashing, has anyone noticed that China is always in the media these days? Check out this article and the responses. Pretty interesting stuff:
http://blogs.businessweek.com/debateroom/archives/2007/07/china_due_for_a.html
That is...if it is true.
If it is fake, it would not be unbelievable. I mean, the reason why this story got so popular was that it was unbelievable that people would 1. make buns with cardboard and 2. people would actually eat this stuff without knowing the difference. C'mon. If you were eating cardboard, you would know it. I mean, I even know when they come up 1 pump short at starbucks.
As for the Chinese-bashing, has anyone noticed that China is always in the media these days? Check out this article and the responses. Pretty interesting stuff:
http://blogs.businessweek.com/debateroom/archives/2007/07/china_due_for_a.html
