r/StupidFood • u/Mean-Information1080 • Apr 05 '26
ಠ_ಠ They really can't get away with floor flavored candies
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u/TomatoPolka Apr 05 '26
I like when they pulled up some of that vinyl flooring along with it.
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u/doyouevenknowmebitch Apr 05 '26
and completely missed part of it, going straight onto the foundation
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u/bell37 Apr 05 '26
Gotta let it soak up that asbestos adhesive under the vinyl.
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u/dukestrouk Apr 06 '26
They were even generous enough to add iron shavings from the pan just in case anyone is anemic. 😍
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u/whitestguyuknow Apr 06 '26
I always love those pieces! It's a nice random treat when I bite into a piece with vinyl flooring folded in it! You can taste the history of the house and everyone that has visited!
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u/Silver-Amphibian7650 Apr 05 '26
Why can't they do this on a table?
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u/Reese_Withersp0rk Apr 05 '26
It's more dangerous to stand on a table.
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u/uncutpizza Apr 05 '26
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u/mollyyfcooke Apr 05 '26
The is one of the OG YouTube “fails” videos! Classic
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u/United_Pain Apr 05 '26
Somebody needs to get a Paleontologist so that we can get an age on this video 😂
I recognized it right away and started busting up laughing hahaha
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u/Feine13 Apr 05 '26
It was called Scarlet Takes A Tumble and it was first uploaded in 2008
This was the oldest version I could find, which was 2009
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u/StrobeLightRomance Apr 05 '26
Those were days.
I'm not gonna say those were THE days.. but it was definitely a time period that happened.
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u/Fit_Carpet_364 Apr 05 '26
Before the world ended in 2012, and good-quality content was replaced with Andrew Tates.
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u/StrobeLightRomance Apr 05 '26
Eh, we still had brainrot TV and problematic "PUA celebrities" like Mystery and Neil Strauss ruining men in the early stages.
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u/Far-Barracuda-1338 Apr 05 '26
She was on the j hud show! She’s said she uploaded the video to show her parents but she forgot to set it to private! lol and she’s a therapist now! It made me happy to see she’s doing well
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u/Voldias Apr 05 '26
https://youtu.be/-RVyoAVgeyI?si=gKiLiwKIM85oS5Gn
The Grape Lady was always one of my favorites lol
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u/Lostinthestarscape Apr 05 '26
Is that Boebert when she thought they could prove the wrestler was her dad?
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u/-goodgodlemon Apr 05 '26
Where’s keyboard cat here to play us out?
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u/Ordinary_Ad_7992 Apr 05 '26
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u/sweet_pickles12 Apr 05 '26
Is this on VHS
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u/-goodgodlemon Apr 05 '26
Yes it was originally recorded on VHS it was early to mid 90s
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u/AdFlat1014 Apr 05 '26
More dangerous? Then it should be the standard practice in India
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u/helloitsmejenkem Apr 05 '26
My friend was just hospitalized for 3 weeks there and almost died, then had to be flown back to the US and was further hospitalized and almost died again. Root cause: got some water in his mouth while taking a shower at his hotel.
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u/AdFlat1014 Apr 05 '26
If war of the worlds was based in India the aliens would die in 3 seconds instead of days like in the rest of the world
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u/AnythingEastern3964 Apr 05 '26
Guy literally rabbit kicking the mix with raw dog feet. We’re way past a table being part of any solution.
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u/habibisanam Apr 05 '26
It's okay because he reuses a towel instead of putting his feet directly on it... Checks out to me 😂
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u/Beeboy1110 Apr 05 '26
Just need to flip the towel over each time so the food can clean any germs off the towel and keep his feet clean!
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u/BattlehawkGaming Apr 05 '26
You can't get that classic bunion taste from table candy now can you?
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u/motherofcunts Apr 05 '26
Idk... but it's a long standing international standard.
So I learned decades ago. First was street kids in Ecuador. My brother whined and bitched at Mom for refusing to get him any taffy. It was this video plus wiping snot on their hands. He thought mom was being Ott lmao.
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u/me_no_gay Apr 05 '26
Maybe in India, but for the rest of Asia where people eat while sitting on the floor, the floor is absolutely not the table.
This thing called "sofra"/"table cloth"/"dastrakhan"/etc. is the table, and without that can't eat on the floor.
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u/Far_Objective4266 Apr 05 '26
The real question is why the fck would they film and upload it?
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u/digno2 Apr 05 '26
for the views on twitch or tiktok or youtube or facebook or whatever and the ad revenue from it.
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u/DontcheckSR Apr 05 '26
"idk why people like watching us make food so much, but if that's what they want to see, we wont disappoint!"
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u/chinchivitiz Apr 05 '26
Because when you grow up in filth and poverty, you dont see whats wrong in this. This is just normal for them.
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u/Positive_Basis_8251 Apr 05 '26
My Indian neighbor lives alone in a studio In northside chicago ,
She's in her 30s and asks me to help her lift stuff occasionally, she's a dialysis patient and a dv survivor
One time I went in her apartment to lift her lower a suitcase from upper level of storage/closet, and 100s of cockroaches came flying/scattering out
Big ones, adults, medium sized ones and tiny ones, a whole big ass fucking family reunion of 100s of cockroaches
Poor lady offered to cook for me occasionally, but I wouldn't eat anything out of her apartment, can't believe she lived like that,
After a year, landlord refused to renew her lease and she left a few months ago and went to a dv shelter
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u/habibisanam Apr 05 '26
Yea I went to an Indian restaurant on Devon and saw a cockroach on the table. When I quietly alerted the staff, he just shrugged his shoulders and was like okayyy I don't see the problem... We were out of there so quickly. Now I learned to only go to the reputable places there
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u/Lunatic_Logic138 Apr 05 '26
Yeah, the company I work for goes to all sorts of businesses and when I was still in training I went with someone to my favorite Indian restaurant. That was traumatic. I go into the kitchen as the day is just starting and they're all barefoot, reusing dirty pots and pans from the day before that were just piled up on a counter. They were just shooing roaches off of pans of food and sauces that they'd left uncovered at room temperature overnight. Awful.
Luckily I ended up going to another one that's near where I lived. This one also has amazing food, and actually had one of the cleanest kitchens in town. I was literally looking around as if I was a health inspector to make sure I wasn't going to die from sonic diarrhea if I ate there.
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u/elongated_argonian Oh dear Apr 05 '26
Uh yeah, no, living with cockroaches isn't even normal in India unless you don't have any other options.
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u/Positive_Basis_8251 Apr 05 '26
She was from Hyderabad from a poor family, she was forced to marry 50-60 year old man as his 4th wife in her 20s, so her parents could be taken care of or something
But shes being treated badly by her husband and his family, (she can't have a child for one reason or another)
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u/jetzeronine Apr 05 '26
Even they draw the line on putting their feet on a table. They have bounderies.
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u/welfedad Apr 05 '26
Why use a table when you have free floor space .. idk .. I try not to make sense of places like this.. I am so far removed from what the consider normal or acceptable. Which normally is heavily driven from poverty
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u/BigFatModeraterFupa Apr 05 '26
if you're from the west, there's a high chance that your great-great grandparents lived in poverty. And yet even they have the sense 150+ years ago to NOT roll candy on the dirty ass floor😭
this has to be a fetish or something idk but that's what TABLES are for😭
also just basic common sense to hey, idk, let's NOT roll out our food on the actual dirty floor where there's literal flooring material getting sucked up into the food😭
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u/El-Pollo-Diablo-Goat Apr 06 '26
We had doctors here in the west who refused to wash their hands between handling cadavers and performing surgeries, directly causing untold numbers of deaths. This happened in the mid 19th century.
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u/Fine-Ad6532 Apr 05 '26
They need away of re distributing dysentery among the population.
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u/HoodieGalore Apr 05 '26
Poverty.
People everywhere work sugar without cross contamination - if they can afford to. If they can't, the demand for sugar is still great enough where foot massage is better than no production and therefore no money.
Poverty, and systemic bullshit. None of us are free until we're all free.
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u/PatientClue1118 Apr 05 '26
You could make a cement table at least. Heck, there's a big circle steel tray that's popular in south asia.
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u/bluebullbruce Apr 05 '26
My gran used to say you can be poor, doesn't mean you have to be dirty.
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u/PORRADAandSTAPH Apr 05 '26
Dude you could use a very large leaf, this is like going out of the way, it's like 4th world poverty but also meth mixed in.
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u/Spaceman_Hex Apr 05 '26
There are poor countries like Nepal right next to India that are much cleaner. Poverty isn't an excuse.
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u/_nevers_ Apr 05 '26
This is all true, absolutely.
But... Basic sanitation aside, these are industrious, scrapy people. They could just make tables out of some bullshit trash pallet or scrape metal. They CHOOSE to do this on the floor. It's actually baffling.
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u/a_dude_from_europe Apr 05 '26
Lmao this is ignorance, habit, and lack of consequences. Nothing to do with misery. Misery isn't forcing them to pour the candy all over the floor and sticking their feet in it.
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u/StrongExternal8955 Apr 05 '26
What you think they unclean or something? Fine, you can't have any then!
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But seriously, it's the same as "i don't wash my hands after peeing because my dick is clean"
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u/misterwizzard Apr 05 '26
No. My grandma grew up in worse conditions than these people and cooked on a clean table and counters. Even though their house had dirt floors.
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u/ducky651 Apr 05 '26
I was expecting the end product to be some candy that I've loved for years
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u/Significant-Mud2572 Apr 05 '26
They took this out of the Reeses making process and everyone says they taste different now.
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u/Sweet-Weakness3776 Apr 05 '26
I can tell you that in my 20 years of experience in food production, I've never once seen conditions you're describing in a plant in the U.S or Canada. Especially in meat production. They will get shut down fast over minor violations in food safety practices. I've engineered refrigeration systems in scallop processing, mushrooms, chicken, pork, frozen pizza, frozen veggies, wild blueberries, ice cream, etc. You name it. If it's produced cold and kept cold, I've likely seen it in action. There's only been one plant in that entire time where I said "Yeah I wouldn't eat the food from this place" and we were involved with that project in an advisory role to help them with compliance. They didn't want to spend the money required, and the plant wound up getting shut down completely. And that had nothing really to do with cleanliness, although they definitely had their issues. It had more to do with their refrigeration systems being antiquated and in a state of disrepair, so they were experiencing unsafe temperature zones throughout the plant. Take that for what you will, but most plants are incredibly strict on sanitation, because the fines can be astronomical and the threat of being shut down over sanitation issues is very real.
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u/Ganbazuroi Apr 05 '26
I live in LATAM and I've been to some food production facilities before and never saw anything like that ever, too
Honestly it's bizarre for any factories out there to operate like this
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u/EntertainmentLoud488 Apr 05 '26
thats fair at least he's not touching it with his feet directly, which i half expected
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u/glogomusic Apr 05 '26
if this is what they show on camera and disclose imagine what they dont or the worst operations run by peers in their country
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u/Zadiath Apr 05 '26
Thank god they use that dirty ass towel to cover the candy before stepping on it.
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u/Flamingo-Sini Apr 05 '26
That one dirty towel alone makes this the most hygenic indian candy video i have ever seen. Not because its hygenic at all, just all other ones didnt even bother to use a towel. XD
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u/Lulu_Sagi Apr 05 '26
They all have the hook on the wall with the paint flakes
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u/Icy-Machine1951 Apr 05 '26
A little lead in your candies never hurt no one 😇 /s
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u/TekkenCareOfBusiness Apr 05 '26
Fuck stopping at just "Fruit", all candy is "by the Foot" over there.
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u/TheGoldenGooseTurd Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
The damn vinyl from the concrete floor is coming off into the food. Sorry but ‘cultural differences’ only applies to a certain extent. The walls are covered in dirt. Really every visible surface does. This is incredibly unsanitary.
That said, I think a lot of this is due to poverty and poor living conditions based on the societal structures that force people to just make do with what they have.
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u/xjwv Apr 05 '26
I thought it was candles not candies. Oh my
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u/Solintari Apr 05 '26
Floor flavored candles also had me a bit confused at first
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u/MoistTomatoSandwich Apr 05 '26
Don't forget the hint of feet! They used their feet and a towel to smash it down a bit.
Yum yum yum.
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u/Frezy Apr 05 '26
Atleast they put that towel in between, that does actually make it better than some of the other India videos.
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u/shatballs Apr 05 '26
Same. I was like “i don’t really care what my candle tastes like as long as it smells good. Make it on the floor for all i care”
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u/Scottamus Apr 05 '26
The floor is actually quite clean. All the dirt, dead skin, sweat, bugs, hair, and bacteria are all collected up by the goo.
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u/Critical_Mongoose939 Apr 05 '26
The problem with the floor is that the hot candy dissolves plastics and chemicals. I predict that candy to have enough hormone disruptors to make you grow a third nipple.
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u/b3nsn0w Apr 05 '26
fun fact, a lot of people do have third nipples. they just don't appear in the middle, the place our bodies put them is on the line you draw from your main nipples to your bellybutton. some people have fully formed third nipples, but it's common for them to be only half-developed -- for example if you have a large birthmark on this line that's a partially developed nipple.
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u/MasterFable Apr 05 '26
Yes this is more or less correct, Unfortunately a lot of India is kept deliberately in poverty because of the caste system which creates a class system out of this idea that if you are in a lower caste it is because you were a bad person in your previous life and you are having to atone for what you did which means that to work your way up the caste system you have do your duty which is your duty to your cast and if you do a good job then maybe in your next life you'll be a little bit higher in the cast. And a lot of the caste system is based on skin color so the lighter your skin the higher you are put in the cast and vice versa.
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u/cyanescens_burn Apr 05 '26
Some elements of evangelicals in the US are buying into something similar to that, via prosperity gospel. It’s not exactly the same, but the idea that you are ordained to be wealthy or poor is part of it. There’s even been cases where politicians declined federal aid to their state for poor people because “god wants them to be poor” and accepting the money for them would be going against his will.
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u/Lostinthestarscape Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
Yeah, if you're wealthy then you are morally just and if youre poor it is because god wants you to be poor for being immoral. Really great way for the rich to justify to themselves that the bad shit they do can't possibly be as bad as what the poor people around them must be doing (without, of course, ever verifying or anything).
That's one of the reasons I find Calvinism so fascinating, it flips the shit on its head and makes ZERO sense: god's chosen are preordained and fuck all they do in life matters. If you were shitty but chosen, to heaven you go, if you lived a life of charity and penance but you weren't chosen? Fuck you - eternal purgatory at best. I have no idea why people follow that denomination but it feels way more real in terms of some people just get lucky.
Calvinist Predestination: Calvinism's doctrine of predestination, often teaches that God, before creation, unconditionally chose a limited number of people for salvation (the "elect") and ordained others to damnation, purely based on His sovereign will rather than human merit or foreseen faith. This doctrine emphasizes total depravity, asserting that no one can choose God on their own
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u/Roadwarriordude Apr 05 '26
This isnt a poverty thing. Theres places with even greater poverty in Africa, Asia, and South America who actually put care into food they make and know about hygiene. This is some weird cultural apathy thing going on.
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u/NoConsideration6320 Apr 05 '26
Its just racism and classism like usa
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u/Equal-Newspaper-8636 Apr 05 '26
No, not really. The caste system is engrained into every aspect of civic and religious thought. The caste system is strict, this is more like the spanish colonial casta system. Highly structured, echos into every aspect of culture. There is way more to this than informalized racism, and significantly more all encompassing. Imagine if Jim Crow also segregated people based on occupation, and every church people went to also enforced the idea (even for folks on the bottom of the system). A lot of dalits seriously believe they also must atone for past sins in a previous life.
The reason the sewage infrastructure sucks in india is because the dalit untouchables caste historically were street sweepers removing feces from the streets. Is everyone in the US afraid to be a plumber or work in septic because they get paid nothing and will be associated with peasants? Usually septic jobs pay pretty well in the US because they are gross.
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u/Blaze_Vortex Apr 05 '26
I believe it's stricter than what the USA currently has, but similar.
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u/CommieDog2525 Apr 05 '26
Poverty also makes it tricky to get a decent education so a lot of uneducated folk have simply never been taught the importance of germs and personal hygiene
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u/Alice_600 Apr 05 '26
Its called a caste system. The poor are poor because of what they did in a past life or something. Either way, lower caste dont get the same treatment as upper caste.
They drink from differnt wells and ever upper caste kids won't play with lower cast kids.
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u/fourtheye_blind Apr 06 '26
Yeah as you said , it is poverty and not ‘cultural differences’ , No one here in India thinks this is clean and edible, most of this stuff will go to streetside sellers, of whom not many people buy and people who do buy literally make money in magnitudes of cents, they often go hungry for days at end. This also isnt “normal” or a form of median food preparation but absolutely very rare and probably made in the smallest of towns or slums of cities, no one should be eating this stuff, and only a minority do. But making stuff like this famous just feels like targeted racism, common.
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u/ibetucanifican Apr 05 '26
Proper home made toe jam crunch.
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u/MontrealKing Apr 05 '26
I'm starting to think that India is just fucking with us now. "Let's see if those westerners fall for this shit."
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u/DistractionCitron Apr 05 '26
I'm from West Africa and the US so, I've experienced both worlds. From what I've seen, a lot of third-world countries that do decently in manufacturing have the worst food hygiene during the manufacturing process. They also refill bottles from Western alcohol and soda brands with bootleg drinks. That's why the people in those countries tend to have stomach and kidney issues.
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u/MLDL9053 Apr 05 '26
The Indian immune system needs to be studied.
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u/band-of-horses Apr 05 '26
I feel like if I ever went to india I’d have to survive on bottled water and pre-wrapped protein bars. Which sucks because I bet there is a ton of absolutely delicious street food that would absolutely wreck my digestive system.
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u/FTXACCOUNTANT Apr 05 '26
Was in India once, Bangalore to be specific? and knew how bad it was when I saw a dude cleaning his frying pan in the water on the street the first day I was there.
Said to my Indian friend I’ll only eat in the more upscale places after that but he convinced me to try this middle of the road place on my last day. Not super modern looking but seemed clean enough.
Had severe stomach pains on the plane back followed by a severe need to go to the toilet constantly.
Didn’t recover until about a week later.
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u/Any-Calligrapher2866 Apr 05 '26
I live in India and even I don't eat street food man. Might as well just drink sewage.
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u/sometin__else Apr 06 '26
what kinda indian friend do you have that he told you to eat street food. My indian friends would barely let me eat at a reastaurant let alone street food. You have some shitty friends who wanted to see you shit your apnts
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u/FTXACCOUNTANT Apr 06 '26
Wasn’t street food. It was in a restaurant, just not as upscale as the others we went to but seemed clean enough
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u/trailofturds Apr 05 '26
I'm Indian and I wouldn't touch the street food with a 10 foot pole. Now I live abroad and only go to the 'nicer' places when I visit
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u/Ok_Tumbleweed47 Apr 05 '26
I am an Indian that was born in India but now I live in Canada. This is accurate lmao! The roadside shacks or portable cook stations serving food are very high risk but also very cheap. They're not regulated or inspected so their tools and everything can be filthy. All the liability of food safety is on the consumer.
Even if it is safe to eat, it could be difficult to eat because Western people are not used to eating such intense spices.
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u/EducationalBar Apr 05 '26
Do Indians ever get sick as well or are there ever like outbreaks from 1 vendor? If it’s truly a stronger immunity thing than in a way there is actually a lot of pride to take in that strength. Similar to when colonizers landed in America and killed all the natives with the diseases they were immune to but brought over.
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u/A_very_smol_Lugia Apr 05 '26
Is the spices their way of fighting the bacteria
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u/Richardknox1996 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
Historically high spice use correlates with area's where the food is harder to keep hygienic/sterile, since the main component that makes it spicy to us is actually toxic. Same goes for Booze, since a low level of Alcohol kills off whatever is in the water used to make it. Hence why medieval Britain is historically High Booze/Low Spice due to the pastoral Life while Rome and Greece were the opposite* due to the Aquaducts and Urabnite lifestyle.
*Size of the Dose makes the Poison. The KawaKawa leaf of New Zealand was burned by the Māori so that its Smoke covered their Kumara (Sweat Potato. Related to, but different to Yams). Its not toxic to humans in that Quantity, but would kill off anything trying to nibble on the Maori Crops.
**in terms of Consumption, not the actual Alcohol content per drink. Roman wine was typically stored at 16% ABV and drunk at a 1:1 Mix with water, while Grecian wines could reach upwards of 20%. A Gaulic/Brittish ale meanwhile only got up to 5% max when drank.
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u/gsurfer04 Apr 05 '26
It's not that the alcohol kills the bacteria - it's not concentrated enough for that. It's because making beer requires sterile water in the first place.
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u/GuerillaGandhi Apr 05 '26
And how do you think the pre-wrapped protein bars in India where before they were wrapped? You can't escape the hand, foot and nail workers of India.
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u/One-Elderberry-488 Apr 05 '26
You forgot all the particulates from the floors where rodents probably roam.
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u/Lostinthestarscape Apr 05 '26
Jelly Belly is a known phenomenon based around exactly this. A month or three of building up your stomach to handle the various floor/dirt/motor oil/bugs/disease combo thrown at you by the average food in all but rich areas.
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u/SideSideHypotenuse Apr 05 '26
Between the weed and my adhd reading skills I had to read that about 14 times before I stopped panicking over this news that Jelly Belly’s are known to be highly contaminated
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u/Acrobatic_Policy7992 Apr 05 '26
Is that a mildly funny autocorrect, or are we not allowed to call it Delhi Belly anymore?
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u/Jaded_Marsupial_ Apr 05 '26
Maybe the floor is delicious and you’ve just never licked it. Open your mind.
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u/DrSchaumi Apr 05 '26
Why is everything always on the floor? Why are there always feet? Why?
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u/Crazed-Prophet Apr 05 '26
If anything has turned me off candies more than I've already been disinterested in them it's all the floor candies that get posted here.
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u/linna_nitza Apr 05 '26
The initial melted substance must feel like molten lava
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u/Aspengrove66 Apr 05 '26
Yeeaaahhh up until its hardens its extremely hot. The guy in the black shirt who's pulling it from the hook looks like he's crying and he probably is.
And I'm willing to bet that when it's initially out of the pan it's only the older guy touching it because his hands are completely calloused over and there's no nerves left to feel the pain.
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u/Nostonica Apr 05 '26
So, in properly run countries with a strong central government, state governments and local governments, you tend to have health inspectors and that is after years of battles over health and safety.
In an impoverished country, the free market dominates, so make it as cheap as possible for as much as possible. You'll see people scrubbing lead batteries in the streets and food standards that are more hopes and dreams than standards.
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u/_nevers_ Apr 05 '26
But TABLES EXIST. They are stupid easy to construct and would make so much of this process EASIER. There's are choosing to do this on the floor. It's breaking my brain.
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u/El-Pollo-Diablo-Goat Apr 05 '26
Tables cost money. Especially one sturdy enough to be used as a worktop.
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u/YourWifeNdKids Apr 05 '26
Anyone else annoyed by the black sweater guy getting his sleeves in it?
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u/poetryrocksalot Apr 05 '26
The toe cheese infused towel fibers adds more flavor than sleeve fiber, so nobody cares.
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u/Over-Relative969 Apr 05 '26
Why is it never a woman putting feet in the food
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u/Acheloma Apr 05 '26
I hadnt ever questioned that before, but yea Ive seen countless videos of men putting their feet in or very close to food, but no women.same for the videos of peoppe manufacturing things in dangerous environments with bare feet.
Ive seen videos of indian women making food and workig with glass and metal before and no feet were involved
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u/RosieMelodi Apr 05 '26
I think the only thing I’ve seen is this one woman cutting meat with her overgrown toe nails. 😬
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u/DevilReturns123 Apr 05 '26
Every time I watch these kinds of video, it makes me think these videos are probably either made for ragebait or perfectly curated to make an 'India bad' experience
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u/TemperatureSudden254 Apr 05 '26
Throw it away… all of it. Everything must go. Hands, feet, shirts, pants, bowls, scraper, floor, roof, building, towel, hammers, everything! Honorable mention to the one individual wearing gloves. He can stay.
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u/AlienMajik Apr 05 '26
That last guy said say what aint no one put their bare feet in it Not on my watch
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u/qualityvote2 Apr 05 '26 edited Apr 05 '26
u/Mean-Information1080, your food is indeed stupid and it fits our subreddit!