From 163.com
Zhengzhou City, Henan Province — Farmer, Hán Gǎng (韩岗), harvested a bumper crop from over 80 mu (0.05333 km²) of radish in the suburbs of Zhengzhou. However, the large radishes weighing around 3 kilos each are less in demand. He haggled persistently with buyers for days, but the wholesale price they offered maxed [...]
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2011 has seen many unpleasant stories about pork in China. This spring, Chinese were overwhelmed by the fact that the pork they ate every day contained high doses of clenbuterol. The panic has not receded and pork prices have spiked sharply by summer. For some ‘smart’ people, a [...]
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CNN iReporters ranked Chinese century eggs (pídàn, 皮蛋) as number one revolting food in the world, surprising many Chinese. Recently, Chinese netizens actively joined two polls on Sina’s Weibo. The results are as follows:
Most revolting foods in the west: Stinky cheese, pungent stench Medium-rare beef, too bloody Escargot [...]
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From ifeng.com.
Hogwash oil refers to oil extracted from oily floats in the drain or leftover food from hotels or restaurants. The oil is extracted from rotten pork and peroxided oil (repeatedly used oil). It has been reported that hogwash oil has become a recycling industry chain in China.
Hotels and restaurants sell [...]
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Gallagher and his Sledge-O-Matic has nothing on these exploding watermelons! Thanks to Cristina for finding this article as we eat watermelon at the end of nearly every meal in Chinese restaurants. I just had great watermelon last night after an amazing dinner at QiXiangJu (其香居川菜世家) – Sichuan restaurant.
Farmer Liu [...]
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Today, I caught up with my friend Chozie, one of Beijing’s most adored DJ’s whose talents extend to event production and collaborations with some of the world’s hippest artists. A typical conversation with Chozie spans many topics and while I would love to let you in on all our conversations, I thought I’d give you [...]
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From 163.com
Shandong province — A 39-year old vegetable farmer grew 6 Mu (1 Mu is equal to 666.667 square meters) of cabbages, the economic mainstay for his family: his parents, wife, two daughters, and himself. When harvest season arrived, the price fetched only 0.08RMB for 1 Jin (500 grams). That is [...]
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From Jinghua news
Premier Wen Jiabao said during a meeting that malicious food safety cases such as “tainted milk”, “lean meat powder”, “hogwash oil”, and “dyed buns” have shown a lack of trustworthiness and a collapse of morality reaching a serious state in China. If national citizens do [...]
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As questions about the safety of baby formula continues in China, Chinese scientists are going to soon help quell fears by offering an alternative source for milk: human breast milk produced by cows.
The move is somewhat similar to the recent push in the UK for human breast milk ice cream with one notable difference: [...]
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Reposting from Time Out Beijing
Time Out Beijing & Chi Fan for Charity invite you to join in with a city-wide fundraising event by eating out on Sunday 24 April at participating restaurants across Beijing.
As Japan has once again been hit by earthquakes and tsunami warnings, we at [...]
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Apparently safe to eat! I’ll eat blue cheese, blueberries, blue gum balls, but blue pork?
Miss Chen the purchased a kilogram of pork from a wet market on Yang Gao North Road the day before yesterday. That night her family used a portion of that pork to make dumplings together. [...]
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Beijing, China — While ShowShanti collaborator Juling He experienced making and eating sushi for the first time at Hatsune’s ‘Become a Sushi Samurai’ class, I stepped into Beijing’s own Nobu restaurant located nearby on the first floor of the JW Marriott.
With fish flown in from Japan [...]
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