You see old cans — with the lids removed — lifted out of a cardboard box and submerged in a big tub of (presumably) beer by 2 women who are not even wearing gloves!
According to the article — in the South China Morning Post — people in China order canned beer because there have been exposés about the fraudulent refilling of liquor bottles. A can seems more reliable... seemed more reliable.
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I'll bet it's used beer, too.
Just like the MSM seemed more reliable.
It is Wild, Wild West time in China!
"...order canned bear."
Wait, what?
George, that's why pandas are endangered. It's an aphrodisiac in China.
Fake beer is worse than fake news.
But it's not fake! It's really in the can.
Who really cares about the origin of goods anyway?
Check ingredients for China, is good food advice.
Garlic powder is from China unless you work at finding a brand that isn't.
"Workers dunk empty beer cans Into a vat of beer . . ."
Raverne and Shirrey hardest hit.
The genesis of Chinese Budweiser.
1st Chinaman: "Budweiser tastes like piss."
2nd Chinaman: "Hey...."
Huh! We brew Bud through a horse.
You should see the vat they rinse out the used condoms in for resale.
I am Laslo.
They don't trust bottled beer?
I bought a six-pack of Dos Equis in Mexico once, and we put it in the fridge of our beach condo. That evening, I opened the fridge and pulled out two bottles, just pulled them out, and one of them broke in my hand. No injury. The glass was maybe 0.5mm thick in places and obviously couldn't handle the stress.
We speculated that the bottles had been used too many times, or maybe they were simply counterfeit. Weird. But that's the kind of thing that happens sometimes in nations with low quality control and oversight.
It seems like eating and drinking in China is like playing Russian roulette with your health. Or maybe Chinese roulette.
Except...Recycling!
Fraudulent canned bear is the most unbearable of all canned bear.
John Tuffnell said...
Raverne and Shirrey hardest hit.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to hell for laughing at that as hard as I did...
Remember the hysteria that the Chinese currency was on a path to supplement the dollar as the world standard?
You can stop worrying about that one for a while.
Sometimes you get the canned bear, sometimes the canned bear gets you.
This bear tastes like shit!
"Wait, what?"
LOL.
I would never have noticed that.
Fixed.
"Check ingredients for China, is good food advice."
When possible. Vendors can label the product "made in USA" even if some or all of the ingredients in it are imported.
And it's not just food: where do you think the ingredients that went into your multivitamin pill came from?
(And that's even before one looks at that carnival Medicine Show known as "nutritional supplements.")
My guide told me not to buy bottled water from street vendors in China for similar reasons.
When I buy a can of Bud that says 'made in China' I'll be wary.
I never buy anything ingestible from China. I'd love to visit China, but only if I can bring my own food and drink.
The only good 中国佬 is a dead 中国佬.
No need for gloves, the alcohol will kill germs.
I have a foreign affairs think tank as a client. They host Chinese delegations all the time (e.g. to both the Repub & Dem. conventions).
You know what the Chinese who come over here do? They come with large suitcases & before heading back they stuff the suitcase with as much baby formula as it can hold. When they get back to China they either use it themselves or sell it to the neighbors.
There are ethnic Chinese in places like Australia who make their living smuggling baby formula from Australia into China.
This food adulteration business is an issue for me & the Mrs, too, since we cook Chinese all the time. I mean, you'd never think that a Jew out of Texas could whip out such kick-ass Chinese dishes, but there it is.
When we shop at the Chinese groceries in Rockville, MD, we scrupulously avoid anything that "manufactured" in China. Will we buy a bag of tree ears from China? Yes, but not Hoi-Sin sauce.
This is clearly an issue for the local Chinese, too. I see that the cans of tinned meat (e.g. Spam) clearly state on the label that the product is from the US or Canada.
Sourcing stuff out of China is a lot of work. The quality starts out poor. Then you implement new quality control processes and procedures. Then you get good quality. Then you head back to the states. Then they find perfect ways to cheat the processes and procedures. It's a cultural thing. Then you source it out of Taiwan and Korea because it is not worth the hassle.
I was once told that Johnson and Johnson had a problem in India with "spurious re-fillers."
They acquired used baby powder cans and refilled them with some other white powder.
I thought all cultures are equal
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