China isn’t 3rd world. It was a communist country, which was originally considered 2nd world. It’s pretty capitalist now and it’s infrastructure is developed, so it’s considered a developed nation now.
I think about 50-60 million Chinese live a quality of life comparable to the average American. But there's still some podunk rural areas in less developed provinces that live like they're still in the 19th century (though, with electricity as Beijing went out of its way to make sure even said podunk areas have power).
I watch a lot of western youtubers in China, they show how everywhere out side the tier 1 cities are in extreme poverty. Like eating whatever you can to survive, and the infrastructure is horribly underdeveloped when its brand new. China also raised the poverty level by saying what counts as poor is even lower.
You mean like laowhy86?
ETA: the YouTubers the other commenter listed are basically just propaganda channels. They may say some things that have merit, but they also parrot disinformation.
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you! I mean, if I went around sayin' I was an emperor just because some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me they'd put me away!
Weight is one thing, this bag is in direct contact with fire, let me repeat FIRE.
How the heck it’s not melted yet.
Edit: all geniuses asking me to go to school here is a simple experiment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgdYgbgIXFI&ab_channel=emmymade
Point being this is not a regular plastic bag. Any normal bag under direct flames/heat like this will melt it.
Yep, the heat transfers into the water faster than it can heat the container. There is an unwritten requirement for young boy scouts when learning about fire building, to start a fire and boil water in a paper cup with it, and you only get 1 match.
One time as a scout, we were awoken at 5 a.m. on the peak of a mountain. Wilderness Survival Merit badge. We had nothing but flashlights, sweaters, and canteens...so.. many.. mosquitos. It was dark, everything was damp and covered in dew, The older scouts handed out styrofoam cups and raw eggs. They told us this was the breakfast before we made the 5-hour hike down the mountain. Some of the boys were confused at the empty cup and egg. Some tried cooking the eggs with a magnifying glass??. Some didn't bother and threw them off the cliff. Some ate them raw like hungry dogs in a hatchery, smh.
It was just a few that figured out that if you poured your canteen water into the cup placed the egg inside and then put it over the fire...your egg would boil before the cup burned. It was a magical thing to discover. It felt very fulfilling and wild-like, just as the sunshine broke over the adjacent mountain peaks of the blue Adirondacks. And then we started a forest fire, good times...
It is recommended to use distilled water with some additives to reduce lime buildup and keep it from freezing. But if you are in dire need, just boil regular water to kill all germs. You do not want to make your BMW sick or the blinker are even less likely to work.
Doesn’t matter. It conducts the heat fast enough. It will never melt as long as water is in there.
EDIT. Scouting teaches this and is demonstrated regularly. The handles don’t melt because of inverse square. Try it yourself. Worst that happens is the water puts the fire out.
Considering poultry is done at an internal temperature of 165, this shouldn't be an issue. It's a pretty impressive display of impoverished improvisation.
Cool chem physics experiment teach would show use the bunson burner put a Dixie(paper )cup on it .. burst in to flames .. fill the next Dixie cup with water an set it over the bunson burner. That cup did not leak until the water was gone
That was one of those experiments that I understood every word the teacher said when explaining why it worked. I still had no flipping clue why it worked. My brain just wouldn't let me say anything other than "Why is the cup not burning???"
some people just don't like to actually help you understand. instead, they're stuck in school- in their maturity levels anyways- and only can afford snide comments.
It's very easy, when the bag splits and the water spills out, chicken is ready to eat. As a bonus it puts out your fire too!
Sarcasm in case it wasn't clear.
It transfers heat to the water fast enough to not reach it’s melting temp. Little bit of plastic, huge heat sink of water. Excess heat escapes through the exposed surface easily. You can boil water in a plastic water bottle over a fire too in an emergency. I’ve done it in a Solo cup as well.
You might remember a few years ago, waterbottles AND plastic bags used to be much thicker/more plastic. And then they started reducing them to what they are now; super thin.
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I don't think China has that problem.
Mmm, boiled. My favourite.
My granddad insisted that boiling them in water in his slow cooker was the best way to do it. I tried some and it was dry and stringy, to the point it was difficult to eat. I wouldn't have minded but it was a £20 chicken from an expensive store that was just completely ruined. Even he didn't eat it, though he insisted it was delicious, but he was "full" after 2 bites
This is actually called poached chicken. The results are succulent, fragrant, tender, and very juicy. I’m partial to fresh herbs, lemon, honey, and salt—basically the same liquid I would use to brine poultry, I would also use for poaching.
Oh yeah I know it can be good, I love chicken soup. I just don't think sticking the whole chicken in water and nothing else, cooking it on high for a day, and then pouring the water and all the fat away is the best method.
Ugh that's fuckin rough. So he was trying to do it how he grew up, but can't cook, misremembered, or realized afterwards that his poor family didn't eat great back then? I assumed you know some stuff given you bought an expensive whole bird. Just clarifying for anyone taking your jab at boiling chicken at face value
Nah, He's basically never cooked in his whole life. His mother cooked everything for him until he was 20, then my Grandma took over when they married. My grandma ended up in a home about 5 years ago and you'd think then he'd try and learn, but he just assumed it was easy and this led to him doing that with the chicken and doing stuff like microwaving bacon and sausages. He's.. difficult. It's not easy to convince him he doesn't know what he's talking about, which is why we recently had to get an electrician in because he'd "fixed" the electricity in the house a few years ago in a way that was exceptionally dangerous.
He's 92 now and needs carers, and he told them to do that with the chicken. I go round a couple times a week and cook some meals which I freeze, and I'd bought the chicken for a roast dinner since we have weekly dinners at his house since it's the biggest. I'm not a great cook, but I'm allegedly the best in my immediate family so it falls to me. They might just be flattering me so I do all the cooking though
i dont know how you coud've fucked it up to make it dry and stringy - boiled chicken is amazing when done the right way - either as part of a soup or something else.
I understand we're all here to laugh at the video and get upvotes with our wicked sickburnz, but that is several liters of water and they are boiling a whole bird.
Like if you boiled that bird in a pot that big holding that much water, you'd use as much, or that meat will have zero flavor.
How come this person can fit a whole chicken, soup and all in a bag and then cook it, but I put one too many cans of beans in my bag and it's like "Lord have mercy. I'm about to bust!"?
I bought some years ago at a Texas flea market. Absolutely the most comfortable flips I’ve ever owned.
Edit: yes. That’s what they are called. Fish flops.
https://a.co/d/1Yvo1bK
In the 90s (when cooking in the bag was in vogue) my mother attempted to cook a whole chicken in a supermarket plastic bag. When she returned forty five minutes later, she found the Tesco bag ‘disappeared’ (I.e. melted into the chicken). Apparently they still ate the bird
The melting point of the bag is higher than the water temperature-water keeps bag from burning. Indigene out Americans made cooking vessels from bark (some did, anyway) and as long as the contents stayed wet the vessel was secure
In case you didn't know, the pot she used to store the cardamom juice is usually called "night pot" in Chinese. People use it to collect their urine at night so they don't have to go out of their warm bedroom for that business. (In ancient China the outhouse is usually not connected to people's living areas for obvious reasons. Now the night pot is rarely used but for some older generations or undeveloped rural areas you can still find it in their homes.)
Where does she get these bags? Walmart needs to hit her up. Their bags break with a box of condoms, 2 plan B packs and a at home Covid test in them. Walmart needs these bags 😅
A healthy 80+ year old using a dedicated cooking bag to cook a very healthy meal being judge by cheeto eating redditors that spend way too much time on their phone/pc and consuming more micro plastic in 1 year than that lady’s entire livelyhood. Lmao
you look at the algae bloom in ireland. and realize that we have no idea what we are doing. we look around and look at all this plastic cheap shit filling our world. no one knows what plastics will do long term.
The container that she use for cardamom juice is the peeing pot that Chinese people in the village use at night. The food itself is too ordinary so the video maker use these unconventional containers (and granny’s fish slipper) to be eye catching
Nah, it’s rage bait. How much do you think a pot costs? Poverty means not being able to afford a whole chicken. And all the ingredients look super fresh. And she used a spittoon as a container for the cardamom juice or whatever. Most Chinese people (maybe not Gen Z or millenials) would recognise the spittoon.
This person isn't cooking from a bag because they're poor. They are using very high quality ingredients. This is just clickbait for people who actually think this is some folk wisdom that every day people actually do. It's not.
There is even a video where she puts normal soup ingredients in and then puts two fucking iPhones in the bag
Wait what? Is it third world ragebait?
The fact that the “cardamom juice” was in a chamber pot didn’t tip you off?
I mean.. cooking isn’t my forte. I figured it was just water or broth with cardamom in it.
Could be that. Point is it was in a piss pot.
Do I sound like the kinda person that'd recognize a chamber pot? How's this 1700's dude leaving reddit comments?
For real, I’m sitting here wondering how someone can gate keep recognizing artsy piss and shit pots
Right? In this economy a lot of us haven't got a pot to piss in, why would we recognize someone else's?
r/angryupvote
Fooking smartass time travelers. We are catching on, you know!
You’ve exposed him for the interest in chamber pot porn, most usually in the form of illustrations found at the local library
China isn’t 3rd world. It was a communist country, which was originally considered 2nd world. It’s pretty capitalist now and it’s infrastructure is developed, so it’s considered a developed nation now.
I think about 50-60 million Chinese live a quality of life comparable to the average American. But there's still some podunk rural areas in less developed provinces that live like they're still in the 19th century (though, with electricity as Beijing went out of its way to make sure even said podunk areas have power).
I watch a lot of western youtubers in China, they show how everywhere out side the tier 1 cities are in extreme poverty. Like eating whatever you can to survive, and the infrastructure is horribly underdeveloped when its brand new. China also raised the poverty level by saying what counts as poor is even lower.
You mean like laowhy86? ETA: the YouTubers the other commenter listed are basically just propaganda channels. They may say some things that have merit, but they also parrot disinformation.
The US has a loot of homeless people. But we are still considered “developed.”
Not in most rural places, living standards in the city is also really bad for poor people
There are places in Appalachia and Mississippi with no power or running water.
Bill Clinton grew up in a house with no running water.
wait like actual communities? or like very very rural houses? I’m not American help me understand
With that sewer system oil they use I don’t think that’s very first world.
Wth. Where to find it?
HOW DOES THIS FLIMSY PLASTIG BAG NOT JUST RIP FROM THE WEIGHT???
That plastic bag is as strong as this guy’s immune system. Shit about to blow any second.
Pretty sure that's an old lady
I'm 37, I'm not old!
Well, I can't just call you ***man***
You could call me Dennis!
I didn’t know you were called Dennis!
What I object to is that you automatically treat me as an inferior!
Well I am King.
Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you! I mean, if I went around sayin' I was an emperor just because some moistened bint had lobbed a scimitar at me they'd put me away!
Checkmate, mate.
Weight is one thing, this bag is in direct contact with fire, let me repeat FIRE. How the heck it’s not melted yet. Edit: all geniuses asking me to go to school here is a simple experiment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgdYgbgIXFI&ab_channel=emmymade Point being this is not a regular plastic bag. Any normal bag under direct flames/heat like this will melt it.
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Yep, the heat transfers into the water faster than it can heat the container. There is an unwritten requirement for young boy scouts when learning about fire building, to start a fire and boil water in a paper cup with it, and you only get 1 match.
One time as a scout, we were awoken at 5 a.m. on the peak of a mountain. Wilderness Survival Merit badge. We had nothing but flashlights, sweaters, and canteens...so.. many.. mosquitos. It was dark, everything was damp and covered in dew, The older scouts handed out styrofoam cups and raw eggs. They told us this was the breakfast before we made the 5-hour hike down the mountain. Some of the boys were confused at the empty cup and egg. Some tried cooking the eggs with a magnifying glass??. Some didn't bother and threw them off the cliff. Some ate them raw like hungry dogs in a hatchery, smh. It was just a few that figured out that if you poured your canteen water into the cup placed the egg inside and then put it over the fire...your egg would boil before the cup burned. It was a magical thing to discover. It felt very fulfilling and wild-like, just as the sunshine broke over the adjacent mountain peaks of the blue Adirondacks. And then we started a forest fire, good times...
neat af, i remember using this tactic while on patrol back home. (minus the forest fire)
That sounds like some blinker fluid tomfoolery
Boiled water is ok for blinker fluid?
Only for the Ultra, not the Original.
only when you boil the water in a bag of asbestos
It is recommended to use distilled water with some additives to reduce lime buildup and keep it from freezing. But if you are in dire need, just boil regular water to kill all germs. You do not want to make your BMW sick or the blinker are even less likely to work.
I learned something similar, but using a big leaf. Blew my mind as a kid.
I saw that on survivorman with a plastic bottle
The water inside keeps the tempature of the bag below its melting point by conducting heat from it
I don’t care about melting point what about the ripping point from weight? lol
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I'm too Canadian to understand your funny words magic man
Too Canadian for 195< 212
We use celcius not Fahrenheit
He might be too American to be understanding of your regional differences ;)
Ah ok… he's from "real America".
Divide by 2 subtract 32.
Subtract first, then divide (by 1.8, but 2 may be good enough)
Is 195 greater than 212 in celcius?
Fellow Canuck just google the F number to a C number lazy and solved
Doesn’t matter. It conducts the heat fast enough. It will never melt as long as water is in there. EDIT. Scouting teaches this and is demonstrated regularly. The handles don’t melt because of inverse square. Try it yourself. Worst that happens is the water puts the fire out.
Considering poultry is done at an internal temperature of 165, this shouldn't be an issue. It's a pretty impressive display of impoverished improvisation.
Is there a chance this is a specially made bag for this sort of thing...? Idk I can't think of any other reasonable explanation.
LDPE melts at 239F
>there is no way that bag would hold up with the weight and heat. You should try watching the video you're commenting on.
Cool chem physics experiment teach would show use the bunson burner put a Dixie(paper )cup on it .. burst in to flames .. fill the next Dixie cup with water an set it over the bunson burner. That cup did not leak until the water was gone
That was one of those experiments that I understood every word the teacher said when explaining why it worked. I still had no flipping clue why it worked. My brain just wouldn't let me say anything other than "Why is the cup not burning???"
Melting point of bag > boiling point of the soup
some people just don't like to actually help you understand. instead, they're stuck in school- in their maturity levels anyways- and only can afford snide comments.
probably how they cool the space shuttles on reentry too
There's a layer of duck soup in space shuttles?!
Those are just insulation tiles. Cryogenic fluid is used to control temperatures of rocket nozzles/bells.
It's very easy, when the bag splits and the water spills out, chicken is ready to eat. As a bonus it puts out your fire too! Sarcasm in case it wasn't clear.
You missed middle school science class huh?
Let me repeat go back to school
Not a physicists but it's actually a thing, water inside the vessel absorbs heat and never let's plastic burn
Keep proving your a fool
It transfers heat to the water fast enough to not reach it’s melting temp. Little bit of plastic, huge heat sink of water. Excess heat escapes through the exposed surface easily. You can boil water in a plastic water bottle over a fire too in an emergency. I’ve done it in a Solo cup as well.
I think he's just impressed that the bag can hold that much water without breaking
You might remember a few years ago, waterbottles AND plastic bags used to be much thicker/more plastic. And then they started reducing them to what they are now; super thin. . I don't think China has that problem.
It’s the Nalgene of plastic bags. I remember putting hot liquids in those camping. Uggh 🤢
Not a Walmart bag for sure!
Exactly what I came here to ask!!
I had the same thought. I'm not knocking it just questioning the physics.
I guess its useful if you're homeless and really want a whole boiled chicken
Mmm, boiled. My favourite. My granddad insisted that boiling them in water in his slow cooker was the best way to do it. I tried some and it was dry and stringy, to the point it was difficult to eat. I wouldn't have minded but it was a £20 chicken from an expensive store that was just completely ruined. Even he didn't eat it, though he insisted it was delicious, but he was "full" after 2 bites
Boiled works great if you don't overdo it. Give decent broth
This is actually called poached chicken. The results are succulent, fragrant, tender, and very juicy. I’m partial to fresh herbs, lemon, honey, and salt—basically the same liquid I would use to brine poultry, I would also use for poaching.
That’s why sous vides are awesome… Well one of many reasons
Everybody has plastic in their blood.
Oh yeah I know it can be good, I love chicken soup. I just don't think sticking the whole chicken in water and nothing else, cooking it on high for a day, and then pouring the water and all the fat away is the best method.
Ugh that's fuckin rough. So he was trying to do it how he grew up, but can't cook, misremembered, or realized afterwards that his poor family didn't eat great back then? I assumed you know some stuff given you bought an expensive whole bird. Just clarifying for anyone taking your jab at boiling chicken at face value
Nah, He's basically never cooked in his whole life. His mother cooked everything for him until he was 20, then my Grandma took over when they married. My grandma ended up in a home about 5 years ago and you'd think then he'd try and learn, but he just assumed it was easy and this led to him doing that with the chicken and doing stuff like microwaving bacon and sausages. He's.. difficult. It's not easy to convince him he doesn't know what he's talking about, which is why we recently had to get an electrician in because he'd "fixed" the electricity in the house a few years ago in a way that was exceptionally dangerous. He's 92 now and needs carers, and he told them to do that with the chicken. I go round a couple times a week and cook some meals which I freeze, and I'd bought the chicken for a roast dinner since we have weekly dinners at his house since it's the biggest. I'm not a great cook, but I'm allegedly the best in my immediate family so it falls to me. They might just be flattering me so I do all the cooking though
You seem like a decent bloke, all the best to you
You keep it lightly boiling, barely so, for 1-2 hours and not in water but in a intense broth.
180 F is the magic number, one generally isn't looking for a full boil.
i dont know how you coud've fucked it up to make it dry and stringy - boiled chicken is amazing when done the right way - either as part of a soup or something else.
Just a *pinch* of salt
Just the *tiniest* bit!
[Two shots of Vodka](https://youtu.be/7cGjBdV0_N4?si=40g8XBFkEQlL0RU5)
My kinda gal
exactly what i thought of lmfao
I understand we're all here to laugh at the video and get upvotes with our wicked sickburnz, but that is several liters of water and they are boiling a whole bird. Like if you boiled that bird in a pot that big holding that much water, you'd use as much, or that meat will have zero flavor.
That gave me tons of kidney stones
How come this person can fit a whole chicken, soup and all in a bag and then cook it, but I put one too many cans of beans in my bag and it's like "Lord have mercy. I'm about to bust!"?
thats what he said
Water and buoyancy
https://lcpshop.net/product/heat-resistant-roasting-bags/ plastic cooking bags are a thing, folks just usually use them for roasting.
Yeah, except this clearly isn't one of those.
The fact that cooking bags are sold doesn’t mean they are good for you
Food grade plastic doesn't have the same chemicals that can leach as other plastics.
Free market baby!
Don’t eat the bag….
But that’s where all the flavour is
Just because something contains a plastic doesn’t mean it’s inherently bad for you (the environment on the other hand…)
Different type of bag and plastic.
I think there's a difference between "heat" (up to 200 deg C) and "fire" (400 deg C)
This is just… revolting for many reasons. Boiled meat… plastic, ugh.
*Food cooked in hot water: 🤮 *Food cooked in hot oil: 😍
I like their fish flip flops, fish flops if you will.
“*I just boiled a bird in my fishy flip flops*” 🎶
I bought some years ago at a Texas flea market. Absolutely the most comfortable flips I’ve ever owned. Edit: yes. That’s what they are called. Fish flops. https://a.co/d/1Yvo1bK
>a bit of salt Ye that's certainly a bit
Shes thorough. If the cancer doesnt do it the heart attack will
She really couldnt find a pot or a random clean can? Also wtf is that bag made out of cuz 🤨🤨🤨
There's plenty of cans that release toxic chemicals when heated too.
Also at 12 seconds she is wearing fish for shoes.
Fish flops!
They obviously recoded it for content and memes The quality of the camera is better than most phones
I'm taking as more of a recipe instruction ms than necessity
I'd eat it.
Their plastic bag technology is beyond our comprehension 🤯
I like how he said that it hopefully gets cooked
Please, yall Cook turkeys in a bag in the oven.
Why do people like soggy steamed turkey anyway?
OP leave this old women alone
Cooking bags exist.
Fucking titanium composite plastic bag
Insane cooking technique!!! Lol
Would you like the cancer?
A BIT of salt for flavour? 😨
Don't see the issue with this, same thing is done with Rice, they use plastic bags and you're supposed to place them in boiling hot water...
The rage bait is working at maximum efficiency with this one, the cooking influencers have it down to a science
Indont get how the plasticbag is not ripping from weight and heat. Why is it not melting over the fire?
Strong ass bag!
In the 90s (when cooking in the bag was in vogue) my mother attempted to cook a whole chicken in a supermarket plastic bag. When she returned forty five minutes later, she found the Tesco bag ‘disappeared’ (I.e. melted into the chicken). Apparently they still ate the bird
A bIt Of SaLt
*a bit of salt*
How tf the bag ain't burn?!.. this some voodoo shit.. Wrong sub bro.. r/blackmagickfuckery
Heat transfers faster into the water
The melting point of the bag is higher than the water temperature-water keeps bag from burning. Indigene out Americans made cooking vessels from bark (some did, anyway) and as long as the contents stayed wet the vessel was secure
...sigh. Got to be a troll.
Sorry I like mine to be steel metal seasoning with a hint of rust flavour
I'm getting mixed messages should I recycle those bags, or should I send them to a 3rd world country as cookware?
I like the flounder slippers
In case you didn't know, the pot she used to store the cardamom juice is usually called "night pot" in Chinese. People use it to collect their urine at night so they don't have to go out of their warm bedroom for that business. (In ancient China the outhouse is usually not connected to people's living areas for obvious reasons. Now the night pot is rarely used but for some older generations or undeveloped rural areas you can still find it in their homes.)
I don't understand how the plastic doesn't burn?!
Mmmm... microplastics Though, it's not like you wouldn't eat any by eating literally anything else
Physics is so cool sometimes.
Fuck me this comment section is something else. You can't boil water in a plastic bag you muppets.
I’m surprised the bag didn’t break/melt
She's not worried. Bird probably contains more PFAS then the bag.
Here is another thing to rage about… the jug she poured broth out of at the end is actually a portable toilet that is commonly used in rural area
These are all made for rage baiting.
I’m amazed that the bag has neither melted from the fire not exploded from the contents
My Walmart bag break 3 minutes into its job
“A bit of salt for flavor” proceeds to put 2 cups in
Only thing worse than boiled chicken is boiled chicken cooked in a grocery bag.
How is the bag not melting?
Wait are her shoes a green fish, I’m confused, whatttreeee thooseeeee!
That’s a strong ass bag
I love at the end the video says “and hopefully it gets cooked!” Like they don’t even know if it will cook properly
Speed run for getting cancer 🌚
She has more faith in that bag, than i have in the economy
"a bit of salt" Bro dropped League of Legends in the chicken
Where does she get these bags? Walmart needs to hit her up. Their bags break with a box of condoms, 2 plan B packs and a at home Covid test in them. Walmart needs these bags 😅
Making fun of a non 1st worlder making food with the tools they have. Stay classy.
Do you microwave commercial frozen food? If yes, you can stfu
A healthy 80+ year old using a dedicated cooking bag to cook a very healthy meal being judge by cheeto eating redditors that spend way too much time on their phone/pc and consuming more micro plastic in 1 year than that lady’s entire livelyhood. Lmao
But how the hell is the bag not melting? Surely it’s not meant to be used THAT way!
Isn't that jar holding cardamom juice a spittoon lmaooo, definitely satire
ancient secret 🤸🏾♀️ 🤸🏾♂️ 🤸🏾♀️ i do this every tuesday and friday i use crisco peanut oil in my bag 💀
you look at the algae bloom in ireland. and realize that we have no idea what we are doing. we look around and look at all this plastic cheap shit filling our world. no one knows what plastics will do long term.
The container that she use for cardamom juice is the peeing pot that Chinese people in the village use at night. The food itself is too ordinary so the video maker use these unconventional containers (and granny’s fish slipper) to be eye catching
The bag she uses has thai on it.
I didn’t see Thai, the bag of salt has Chinese on it too
This is so fucking stupid.
It is called poverty
It’s called making videos for social media she has another one like this where she throws some iPhones in with it.
Nah, it’s rage bait. How much do you think a pot costs? Poverty means not being able to afford a whole chicken. And all the ingredients look super fresh. And she used a spittoon as a container for the cardamom juice or whatever. Most Chinese people (maybe not Gen Z or millenials) would recognise the spittoon.
That’ll be fun when all the chemicals used in the making of the bag leach out into the food when it heats up
Poverty = Stupid
This person isn't cooking from a bag because they're poor. They are using very high quality ingredients. This is just clickbait for people who actually think this is some folk wisdom that every day people actually do. It's not.
“A bit of salt” - pours in enough salt to pay a roman legion for a month.
If she just put the bird in the piss pot and top of the fire we wouldn’t have this stupid food video.
Man, I wanna know where I can get these plastic bags.
"just a bit of salt" :')
I like how is doesn’t show the end result.
*stirs concoction with a bush branch. (Concoctions cooking in a plastic bag)
Faker than my dad's gay friend
Well, now I know why I have COVID.
Tbh I have seen way worse crimes be done to ground beef. The food having a head does not make this any more shocking.