Sick & Dead Chicken Processing In China!

[scotsfiancee]

Early dawn, starts the day by riding around to collect dead chicken


Asking around for dead chicken


Total of 5 riders are hired by the boss to farms to buy dead chicken


A dead chicken cost 1 RMB and would be sold at 9 RMB after processing


Storage for the dead chicken in the court yard


carcasses are thrown everywhere


And on the floor....


4 employees start de-feathering the dead fowl after soaking in boiling water from a rusty wok


Enduring the pungent odour, but sometime, it get so terrible that even the most experienced of the workers would puke


Workers rushing to get the chicken de-feathered


A discarded bath tub being used to soak the bare skin dead chicken... the contaminated water would have accelerated the decomposition process


Wearing slippers walking among the chicken before colouring processing


After the colour dye, its creepy to find that they are quite tenderising


And now presenting the mouth watering Charcoal Roasted Chicken!

[KeithD]

I don't want to worry you Scots, but that goes on in the UK quite a lot. Wasn't long ago a bust in an industrial estate in Manchester found 'animal grade' chickens getting processed for human consumption

[scotsfiancee]

What is all about manchester Keith? i've heard this place to you in couple of times

How's that place being described?

[KeithD]

Not just Manchester for bad food, that was an example....Scotland call there crap Haggis

[scotsfiancee]

sheep's lung , sheep's stomach, sheep heart , sheep liver , fresh suet, oatmeal and spices ?
Its okay as long as its clean b4 they cook it.

[IainBusby]

Hahahhaha i will try HAGGIS for sure

You'll have to catch one first and it's very difficult because they have three legs and they are all different lengths, this makes them extremely good at running up and down the steep hillsides in Scotland and because, I assume that both your legs are the same length, they have a natural advantage over you.
Iain.

[gingxrick]

are you sure Iain ha ha ha nice story, I always thought they had four legs 2 long and 2 short to keep upright when they ran round the steep hillside,he he he