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Look, China invented icecream that doesn’t melt. $10 a pop.

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https://nypost.com/2022/07/11/terrifying-chinese-ice-cream-doesnt-seem-to-melt-in-viral-video/

A viral video of an expensive ice treat not seeming to melt when exposed to a lighter has a Chinese company under fire.

In the video, which has been viewed 500 million times on the popular Chinese website Weibo, a person holds a lighter up to the pricey popsicle and it seems not to thaw, according to the South China Morning Post.

People who saw the post questioned what was in the $10 popsicle. Other videos that circulated showed the ice cream seeming to stay solid in an 88-degree room and under a blowtorch.

 

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South China Morning Post noted that it is “debatable” that it causes cancer.

LOl we need more awareness thread about chinese products that kills our children. 

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@james if fire doesn’t burn it, it how can your body?

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@athena WHO did not have the balls to call out China for the coronavirus so why would they call out the Chinese for their death infested products 🤨

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China Fake Eggs Demonstration 1
China Fake Eggs Holding A Sample

Okay, since you can’t stop rolling on the floor laughing, here’s how you can make fake eggs. For your base mix, take some sodium alginate, add water, and stir for 90 minutes; add gelatine and leave for 10 hours; finally, add sodium benzoate and alum, and some lactones to taste. Now you are ready for the next step.

China Fake Eggs - Pouring Pigment Into Mould To Make Egg Yoke

Add some yellow colouring agent, and pour mix into small round moulds. Dip in calcium chloride to thicken. When these have firmed, dip into the original uncoloured base mix in an egg-shaped mould. Finally, dip this in a mixture of paraffin wax and gypsum, for a nice shiny hard shell. And voila – you have produced your first chicken egg.

 

Still, the question remains if it’s still economically feasible to produce fake eggs today. Well, thanks to present day’s technology, the cost of producing a fake egg has tumbled and is only a quarter (25%) compares to waiting for a real chicken pooping it out naturally. So even if you sell your eggs at half the price of genuine chicken eggs, you’re looking at 50% profit.

China Fake Eggs - Demonstration

If you’re adventurous, you can dye your base mix “green” and turn your production lines to making “fake grapes”. That’s right, who says the Chinese lack innovation and creativity when come to matter on money making? And if you think fake eggs only confined to within the Great Wall of China, 

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China's poison milk kills three children and leaves 6,000 sick

A mother nurses her sick child, one of thousands to fall ill in China after drinking milk made from contaminated powder.

Three infants have been killed by the powder, which was laced with the compound melamine, while 158 are fighting acute kidney failure.

The number of sick children has hit 6,244, said Chinese health minister Chen Zhu.

 

A Chinese woman takes care of her child hospitalised after drinking contaminated milk powder in Wuhan

Milk recall: A Chinese woman takes care of her child hospitalised after drinking contaminated milk powder in Wuhan, central China's Hubei province

The scandal has triggered a recall of exports, sacking of officials, detention of a sacked company executive and the launch of reforms for the dairy industry.

A government investigation showed a fifth of 109 dairy producers checked made batches of products adulterated with melamine.

The compound, found in plastics and fertilisers, can be used to fool milk quality checks by giving an artificially high protein rating.

Melamine is rich in nitrogen, and standard tests for protein in food ingredients measure nitrogen levels.

So far four milk suppliers to the country's biggest baby powder maker, the Sanlu Group, have been arrested.

Two brothers are accused of adding an industrial chemical to milk which they then sold to Sanlu.

 

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Worried: A father stands by his ill son holding a packet of contaminated formula

The firm, which is partly owned by New Zealand dairy farmers’ cooperative Fonterra, has now been ordered to cease production pending an investigation.

The brothers are accused of selling Sanlu about three tons of contaminated milk a day, Hebei police spokesman Shi Guizhong said.

China’s Health Ministry said a total of 1,253 babies have been sickened after drinking the formula.

Vice Health Minister Ma Xiaowei told a news conference that 913 of the infants were only slightly affected and their condition was not considered life threatening.

Child ill from contaminated milk, China

Illness: A child receives treatment for kidney stones after consuming tainted milk formula

 

However, 340 remained in hospital and 53 cases were considered especially severe, he said.

No information was given about the fatalities.

Critics have claimed the problem had been known of for weeks, but had been hushed up because China did not want bad publicity during the Olympics.

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark said today that she had learned of the problem on September 5.

She convened a meeting of senior ministers three days later at which she ordered officials to directly inform senior authorities in Beijing.

At  the time provincial Chinese officials appeared to be dragging their feet in ordering a recall.

Off the shelves: A trolley is piled up with the tainted milk formula that has been recalled

Off the shelves: A trolley is piled up with the tainted milk formula that has been recalled

‘We were the whistle blowers and they leapt in and ensured there was action on the ground,’ Clark told reporters.

‘At a local level ... I think the first inclination was to try and put a towel over it and deal with it without an official recall,’ she said.

Fonterra said it had urged Sanlu to recall the product as early as six weeks ago. Sanlu did not order a recall until last Thursday.

Chinese officials have defended their response to the country’s latest product safety disaster but blamed Sanlu Group for delays in warning the public.

Inspectors will check the country’s 175 baby milk food factories and their findings will be released within two days, Li said.

Chinese baby receiving treatment for contaminated milk

Treatment: Thousands of concerned parents have been rushing their babies to hospitals in China

The incident is an embarrassing failure for China’s product safety system, which was overhauled in an attempt to restore consumer confidence after a string of recalls and warnings abroad over tainted toothpaste, faulty tires and other goods.

The milk scandal is especially damaging because it involves a major Chinese food company and the government expects such companies to act as industry role models for safety and quality.

Shoddy and fake goods are common in China, and infants, hospital patients and others have been killed or injured by tainted or fake milk, medicines, liquor and other products.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1056151/Chinas-poison-milk-kills-children-leaves-6-000-sick.html

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