Reasons Why Chinese Walmart Will Give You Nightmares
Walmart stores around the world, China in particular, are unlike stores in America.
Chinese Walmart stores are shocking for what was on their shelves. While stores in countries like the United States, Canada and even the United Kingdom probably have very similar inventory, China has proven to be quite the exception.
From items that would be illegal in the United States to animals that would literally make you gag if someone dared you to eat them, Walmart stores in China are undoubtedly unique for many reasons.
Crocodiles
Fox Meat
Packaged and bought just like we buy turkey or chicken in America, fox is treated as an everyday staple for the Chinese.
The Chinese actually take their fox meat pretty seriously as the
country got into a fair amount of trouble in 2014 when it was discovered
that the donkey meat sold in the stores was cross-contaminated with the
fox meat.
Dried Reptile
Chinese shoppers can find
a variety of reptiles in their local Walmart meat departments from
fresh daily selections to dried out and pre-packaged like the squid we
saw earlier on our list. Displayed much like sausage, rice and eggs are
in large open bins, customers pay a pretty penny to select fresh
alligator, lizard and even turtle ribs.
Powdered Horse Milk
While cows produce most of the world’s milk, there are
plenty of other animals from buffaloes, goats and sheep
to camels, donkeys and horses, that produce milk that can be
consumed.
China is actually the only country in the world who sells and drinks
horse milk so Chinese Walmart stores sell Golden Horde Powdered Horse Milk.
Fake Sheep Offal
China has their own version of Spam. Though this delicacy
is known as “fake sheep offal”...
Offal is actually the parts of a butchered animal that are considered
inedible. In other words, these are the parts of an animal that should
be thrown out and never eaten.
But
“fake sheep offal”, instead of using the actual inedible parts of the
sheep, this dish is only made to look and
taste like it.
Meat Floss Donuts
“Meat Floss” was originally named Rousong, meat floss is also known as “meat wool”
and “pork floss” and is a dried meat, most commonly pork, which has a
fairly fluffy texture.
People in China go nuts for meat
floss and put it on pretty much everything from tofu to even pastries
and donuts.
Diet Water
In China, Diet Water has you wondering:isn’t water already calorie
free? Yes but, when it comes to China marketing, sometimes you have to
think outside the box...
Meat Water
Advertised as dinner in a bottle, flavors include everything from
Cheeseburger and Fish ‘n’ Chips to Peking Duck and Beef Jerky. There’s
even breakfast in a bottle with the long awaited and much anticipated
debut of Brunch Omelet. Perhaps we’ll just stick with eggs and bacon
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