/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I bet you think ketchup's spicy too

>an entire nation of street poopers

my fucking dog has better hygine

>>7146983
>Hey pajeet, don't you think this clarified butter, nutmeg, cinnamon, and chicken looks and tastes like shit?
>superpower by 2020, white people don't use spices, our food does not is not diarrea, the look is only a coincidence.

Ground "beef"

>>7146968
>>7146991
>>7146993
You aren't welcome here. Please leave.

>>7147078
>he thinks Indian food looks like shit
>he things Indian food tastes like shit
>Indian food is a leading cause of diarrhea

he must be a nazi from /pol/, he clearly isn't a free thinking individual that came to that conclusion on his own because Indian food is all of those things.

>>7147078

“We chose five locations in West Delhi, where daily sales were the maximum, for collecting samples. For microbial analysis, five street and five franchisee food products were taken from the most popular shops. We collected food samples (samosa, golgappa, burger and momos) twice from the street shops and franchisee outlets at a one-month interval,” she said, adding that the samples were drawn from west and central Delhi.

To the surprise of scientists, even samples from posh areas like Connaught Place were found to be infected with bacteria.
Other famous markets where samples were tested include Rajouri Garden main market, Rajendra Place, and Subash Nagar. The normal Most Probable Number (MPN) of coliform bacteria is 50 or less as per the Central Pollution Control Board, but it was found to be over 2,400 in the samples of branded burger, vegetarian and non-vegeterian momos and other food items.
The bacterial pathogens commonly found in street eateries are Bacillus cereus (causes vomiting and diarrhoea), Clostridium perfringens (abdominal cramps and diarrhoea), Staphylococcus aureus (vomiting, appetite loss, abdominal cramps and mild fever), and Salmonella species (typhoid, food poisoning, irritation and inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract).
“This is a matter of great concern. I would never eat street food after reading this report,” said Dr Shobha Broor, microbiologist at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).
“The report literally means that whatever we eat, we are ingesting faeces.”
The presence of coliform in the samples indicates the absence of clean water as well as unhygienic conditions at the place where the food was prepared.
“E.coli ends up in food through faecal matter. The source could be contaminated water. At most of the street vendors, or even branded outlets, the quality of water and handling of food lack supervision,” the report states.

>Literally

>>7147078
I agree with sanjeet, please don't mock our gods.

"Indian sandwich"

>>7147178
I fucking lost it. Best post I've seen in a while.

>>7147155
>pooja

>>7147192
You have a shitty sense of humor.

anyway, here's this
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=225_1449322312
even from birth, they never stood a chance

>>7146999
>>superpower by 2020

i'm indian but this fucking got me

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>>7146968
>mfw: The worlds richest man is Indian.

>>7147240

>>7146993