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Just seems wrong to go to the Chinese buffet...

The cook probably has a hello kitty car too.

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I went to a Chinese buffet once. The ribs smelled pretty good, so we got some. After biting into it, it was kinda rough and tasted nothing like pork. We were joking that it was German Shepard but the waitress didn't find that funny...
 
I'd be more worried about the chemical and non-organic makeup of most fast food places like McDonalds. Fresh cat probably tastes decent.
 
I think if you actually had cat that would be better than some of the undercover stuff people have found. Like that one buffet in San Fran that was using rat. After that I cant eat the chicken at those places without thinking if it is actually rat.
 
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Genx87 said:
I think if you actually had cat that would be better than some of the undercover stuff people have found. Like that one buffet in San Fran that was using rat. After that I cant eat the chicken at those things without thinking if it is actually rat.
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Every time someone brings up rat, I'm reminded of a hilarious scene in Demolition Man. Except it was a rat burger, lmao.
 
 
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PricklyPete said:
I'd be more worried about the chemical and non-organic makeup of most fast food places like McDonalds. Fresh cat probably tastes decent.
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when you eat one chicken mcnugget you are consuming 27 different ingredients...

What’s in a Chicken McNugget?
You’d think that a breaded lump of chicken would be pretty simple. Mostly, it would contain bread and chicken. But the McNugget and its peers at other fast-food restaurants are much more complicated creatures than that. The “meat” in the McNugget alone contains seven ingredients, some of which are made up of yet more ingredients. (Nope, it’s not just chicken. It’s also such nonchicken-related stuff as water, wheat starch, dextrose, safflower oil, and sodium phosphates.) The “meat” also contains something called “autolyzed yeast extract.” Then add another 20 ingredients that make up the breading, and you have the industrial chemical—I mean, fast-food meal—called the McNugget. Still, McDonald’s is practically all-natural compared to Wendy’s Chicken Nuggets, with 30 ingredients, and Burger King Chicken Fries, with a whopping 35 ingredients.
 
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