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Asa Phelps		2013-04-09 12:55:01 AM

They just wanted the food to be authentic.

Fano		2013-04-09 01:09:48 AM

Everybody hang Chung tonight

djh0101010		2013-04-09 07:43:10 AM

FTFA: The court also found that the company's challenges to FDA testing methods were "frivolous" and demonstrated "wanton disregard of a potential food safety hazard in its products."

Wanton disregard? Ok which one of you farmers wrote the FDA report?

djh0101010		2013-04-09 07:43:53 AM

...damn autocorrect...

phamwaa		2013-04-09 07:45:21 AM

djh0101010: FTFA: The court also found that the company's challenges to FDA testing methods were "frivolous" and demonstrated "wanton disregard of a potential food safety hazard in its products."

~~Wanton~~ Wonton disregard? Ok which one of you farmers wrote the FDA report?

freewill		2013-04-09 07:48:41 AM

"including air-conditioning condensation dripping into egg roll filling"Interestingly, this is also a euphemism used to describe certain services at Asian massage parlors.

Kibbler		2013-04-09 07:48:47 AM

Texas is a right-to-adulterate state

Marcus Aurelius		2013-04-09 07:49:18 AM

You mean someone actually eats those things?

Why?

miss diminutive		2013-04-09 07:51:06 AM

Marcus Aurelius: You mean someone actually eats those things?

Why?

Because college students on three day adderall binges need sustenance too.

Robo Beat		2013-04-09 07:51:59 AM

But food inspections are just needless, business-smothering government interference that chokes the life out of our economy, amirite?

wickedragon		2013-04-09 07:52:27 AM

I ate some salmonellad chicken a few years ago. (described the taste to a food health specialist at the local U, he said "youp, that sounds exactly like what it's 'supposed' to taste like".) It tasted slightly like how sewage smells, but saltier. Poor, hungry and really wanting to get back to the raid I just downed the plate, burped profusely, and sent a small prayer to the god of brown gooey vengance for mercy while downing a couple of liters of coke as the night went on.
Didn't have any problems at all. Either my stomach is made of adamantine and spite, coke kills salmonella, or my favourite, the one true God is the merciful god of brown gooey vengance :)

Hal5423		2013-04-09 07:58:03 AM

Eww. I really hope I didn't end up eating any of their products. I did a lot of shopping at the asian markets when I lived in Austin in the middle of the last decade...

Egoy3k		2013-04-09 08:03:54 AM

wickedragon: I ate some salmonellad chicken a few years ago. (described the taste to a food health specialist at the local U, he said "youp, that sounds exactly like what it's 'supposed' to taste like".) It tasted slightly like how sewage smells, but saltier. Poor, hungry and really wanting to get back to the raid I just downed the plate, burped profusely, and sent a small prayer to the god of brown gooey vengance for mercy while downing a couple of liters of coke as the night went on.
Didn't have any problems at all. Either my stomach is made of adamantine and spite, coke kills salmonella, or my favourite, the one true God is the merciful god of brown gooey vengance :)

People get food poisoning all the time and either fight it off with nothing more than an unnoticeable fever and some intestinal distress for a couple of hours or just a well lets say a BM with less than desirable viscosity. Not that this means everyone is safe because well, sometimes they die.

numbone		2013-04-09 08:06:47 AM

and demonstrated "wanton disregard of a potential food safety hazard in its products."

Yet another wanton disregard for the wonton.

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YixilTesiphon		2013-04-09 08:07:27 AM

Egoy3k: People get food poisoning all the time and either fight it off with nothing more than an unnoticeable fever and some intestinal distress for a couple of hours or just a well lets say a BM with less than desirable viscosity. Not that this means everyone is safe because well, sometimes they die.

Food safety isn't really for the benefit of healthy 23-year-olds. It's for pregnant ladies and little kids and old people.

gopher321		2013-04-09 08:07:30 AM

That company would fit right in back in China

The Stealth Hippopotamus		2013-04-09 08:09:34 AM

Now I have True Romance playing in my brain.

Come on in, have an egg roll.

/it's going to be a good day

LZeitgeist		2013-04-09 08:12:09 AM

I thought that it was the air conditioning condensate dripping into the egg rolls that made them taste so, so gooooood...

Dammit, this is why we can't have nice things.

aagrajag		2013-04-09 08:13:40 AM

Egoy3k: wickedragon: I ate some salmonellad chicken a few years ago. (described the taste to a food health specialist at the local U, he said "youp, that sounds exactly like what it's 'supposed' to taste like".) It tasted slightly like how sewage smells, but saltier. Poor, hungry and really wanting to get back to the raid I just downed the plate, burped profusely, and sent a small prayer to the god of brown gooey vengance for mercy while downing a couple of liters of coke as the night went on.
Didn't have any problems at all. Either my stomach is made of adamantine and spite, coke kills salmonella, or my favourite, the one true God is the merciful god of brown gooey vengance :)

People get food poisoning all the time and either fight it off with nothing more than an unnoticeable fever and some intestinal distress for a couple of hours or just a well lets say a BM with less than desirable viscosity. Not that this means everyone is safe because well, sometimes they die.

Try campylobacteriosis. For two delightful weeks, I could shiat in a glass and convince you it was tap water.

Chicken sashimi. Never again.

Maul555		2013-04-09 08:15:14 AM

that's ok, I usually order the spring rolls anyways...

Zeno-25		2013-04-09 08:16:10 AM

I worked in a food plant that was regulated by the USDA (not the FDA) and this article makes the FDA inspectors sound like a bunch of neutered wimps. Not a tenth of the BS foot-dragging that the article describes the company doing would have been possible under the USDA. They had the authority to close the plant and chain the doors at a moment's notice if they found something really bad.

FDA must be a bit different, unfortunately.

Quantum Apostrophe		2013-04-09 08:27:45 AM

Marcus Aurelius: You mean someone actually eats those things?

Why?

Seriously, those things are nasty. I try some every once in a while to see if they change, they never do. I mean every place on the planet must have its equivalent of "Chinese sounding name" on a box with frozen insults to Chinese cuisine in them.

Quantum Apostrophe		2013-04-09 08:29:11 AM

aagrajag: Try campylobacteriosis. For two delightful weeks, I could shiat in a glass and convince you it was tap water.

Huh, considering this greeted me on my morning news

http://tvanouvelles.ca/lcn/montopo/photo/archives/2013/04/20130408-1 35 423.html

you'll excuse me if I go heave.

Fear the Clam		2013-04-09 08:34:00 AM

Too_many_Brians		2013-04-09 08:34:23 AM

At what point does a company switch from USDA to FDA oversight? Is it similar to how I don't get taxed on raw chicken but get taxed on precooked wings? Why not have everything for human consumption under one set of rules?

RatOmeter		2013-04-09 08:38:59 AM

You can read a 2007 letter from the FDA to Chung's,

Louisiana_Sitar_Club		2013-04-09 08:43:02 AM

aagrajag: Chicken sashimi. Never again.

Tell you what, it sounds like you've been traumatized. Why don't you come down to the spa that I own and get some of our most popular treatments on the house. We have the cigar cutter finger massage, a truly life changing anvil shampoo and a hot iron facial that will take years off your life, I mean appearance. Anyone willing to fall for, I mean have tastes refined enough to seek out, chicken sashimi should be up for the experience.

no icon tact		2013-04-09 08:59:43 AM

aagrajag: Egoy3k: wickedragon: I ate some salmonellad chicken a few years ago. (described the taste to a food health specialist at the local U, he said "youp, that sounds exactly like what it's 'supposed' to taste like".) It tasted slightly like how sewage smells, but saltier. Poor, hungry and really wanting to get back to the raid I just downed the plate, burped profusely, and sent a small prayer to the god of brown gooey vengance for mercy while downing a couple of liters of coke as the night went on.
Didn't have any problems at all. Either my stomach is made of adamantine and spite, coke kills salmonella, or my favourite, the one true God is the merciful god of brown gooey vengance :)

People get food poisoning all the time and either fight it off with nothing more than an unnoticeable fever and some intestinal distress for a couple of hours or just a well lets say a BM with less than desirable viscosity. Not that this means everyone is safe because well, sometimes they die.

Try campylobacteriosis. For two delightful weeks, I could shiat in a glass and convince you it was tap water.

Chicken sashimi. Never again.

WTF raw poultry, FARK THAT! At least you won't go there again. Do you still do raw fish?

extrafancy		2013-04-09 09:01:49 AM

Looks like I have a trip to the garage freezer with a hefty bag today.

poot_rootbeer		2013-04-09 09:02:46 AM

Me Chinese, me play joke, me put air conditioner condensation in your eggroll

CleanAndPure		2013-04-09 09:05:58 AM

Crap... lots of liquidy diarretic crap!

We do eat Chungs pot stickers from time to time. Not often but occasionally.

Rather, make that did. No more... even if they reopen and stay clean... those bastards get no more of my money.

dryknife		2013-04-09 09:16:36 AM

With eggroll you get 2.

airsupport		2013-04-09 09:19:55 AM

The Yellow Peril marches unchecked through American safety and security!

/Sorry, playing too much BioShock Infinite.

airsupport		2013-04-09 09:20:39 AM

dryknife: With eggroll you get 2.

I smell what you did there.

Boudyro		2013-04-09 09:25:49 AM

No experience beats food poisoning for ick, You really start to question life when you are sitting on the pot with a bucket in your lap and bounce between alternating which orifice things are charging out of, or having them both going full blast at the same time.

Never again.

Egoy3k		2013-04-09 09:32:12 AM

no icon tact: WTF raw poultry, FARK THAT! At least you won't go there again. Do you still do raw fish?

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. My wife thinks I'm crazy when I order beef sashimi but raw poultry? Screw that.

/Beef sashimi is perfectly safe when prepared correctly (outside of the meat is seared)
//and delicious

TheGogmagog		2013-04-09 09:48:18 AM

Robo Beat: But food inspections are just needless, business-smothering government interference that chokes the life out of our economy, amirite?

But Free market will take care of them if there is a major outbreak. The'd loose all the customers that tracked the news, remembered the company name, and recognized all of their different brand names, and more importantly the specific facility because if Chung stops making egg rolls at that facility, the same facility and staff will be assembling Applebe's appetizers in a few months.

They sure would hate to have to change their company name after poisoning a dozen people.

Sentient		2013-04-09 09:53:27 AM

Dammit, I ate two Chung's spring rolls just last night. Ugh.

aagrajag		2013-04-09 10:39:51 AM

Egoy3k: no icon tact: WTF raw poultry, FARK THAT! At least you won't go there again. Do you still do raw fish?

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. My wife thinks I'm crazy when I order beef sashimi but raw poultry? Screw that.

/Beef sashimi is perfectly safe when prepared correctly (outside of the meat is seared)
//and delicious

Chicken sashimi is in fact a regional dish popular in southern Kyushu. Even the Japanese government recommends against it. I got unlucky.

It hasn't put me off raw fish or blue steak, though.

no icon tact		2013-04-09 10:50:07 AM

aagrajag: Egoy3k: no icon tact: WTF raw poultry, FARK THAT! At least you won't go there again. Do you still do raw fish?

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. My wife thinks I'm crazy when I order beef sashimi but raw poultry? Screw that.

/Beef sashimi is perfectly safe when prepared correctly (outside of the meat is seared)
//and delicious

Chicken sashimi is in fact a regional dish popular in southern Kyushu. Even the Japanese government recommends against it. I got unlucky.

It hasn't put me off raw fish or blue steak, though.

Good, glad you still do the fish and beef. But dayum if I would ever eat raw poultry, even if I were in southern Kyushu. I'm not doing that puffer fish with mostly removed neurotoxins either.

/well-prepared raw tuna all day long
//worst food poisoning I had was a bad farkin' salad of all things
///cannot read the word "pot-luck" w/o tightening all orifices

aagrajag		2013-04-09 10:56:20 AM

no icon tact: aagrajag: Egoy3k: no icon tact: WTF raw poultry, FARK THAT! At least you won't go there again. Do you still do raw fish?

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. My wife thinks I'm crazy when I order beef sashimi but raw poultry? Screw that.

/Beef sashimi is perfectly safe when prepared correctly (outside of the meat is seared)
//and delicious

Chicken sashimi is in fact a regional dish popular in southern Kyushu. Even the Japanese government recommends against it. I got unlucky.

It hasn't put me off raw fish or blue steak, though.

Good, glad you still do the fish and beef. But dayum if I would ever eat raw poultry, even if I were in southern Kyushu. I'm not doing that puffer fish with mostly removed neurotoxins either.

/well-prepared raw tuna all day long
//worst food poisoning I had was a bad farkin' salad of all things
///cannot read the word "pot-luck" w/o tightening all orifices

The puffer fish is comparatively safe (and delicious). I checked the Japanese article on chicken sashimi for fun, and it indicates that there are about 500 of poisoning per year due to this dish.

It *was* quite tasty, just not worth two weeks of hell.

RatOmeter		2013-04-09 11:30:53 AM

One Saturday years ago I was hungry and headed to Captain D's (seafood fast food). I ordered shrimp scampi and it tasted pretty good but when I was a little over half finished I suddenly started feeling nauseous, then really ill. Drove the 5 mins to get home and immediately threw up, had the dry heaves, drank some water and threw up again. Within about a hour I was feeling OK again. Shortest bout of food poisoning ever.

Cold_Sassy		2013-04-09 01:00:27 PM

gopher321: That company would fit right in back in China

Funny, I stopped eating those because I noticed on the package it said "Made in China" and this was stocked at a Kroger's store, too.

Anyway, 5-6 months later I look at a box and it says "Made in USA" in big red script. I thought great! Bought a box (that had no adverse effects) but I think I've probably eaten my last Chung's spring roll.

Gross!!

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