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Rare food in Sinkieland.
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find me where got sell pig blood....thats what i call rare.
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Miss the good old days where we bought them readily from the market or find them in the pig’s intestine soup
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used to love eating it. then it occurred to me that it could be less than healthy...Miss the good old days where we bought them readily from the market or find them in the pig’s intestine soup
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never had that before! looks tasty!
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Pig blood not halal....Yeah I miss pig blood. Wonder which jiakliaobee govt organization banned it? AVA?
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Yet it is available in Malaysia, a proper Muslim country.
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die die must try.
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Thai restaurant at Golden Mile Tower under investigation for selling pig blood curd
SINGAPORE - A Thai restaurant is under investigation for the illegal sale and possession for sale of pig blood curd, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said on Wednesday (May 19).
On May 14, the agency conducted an operation at the restaurant in Golden Mile Tower after receiving information about it.
The operation found the restaurant selling a dish containing pig blood curd.
Unsold pre-packed pig blood curd was also seized.
Such products are banned in Singapore because animal blood can easily support the growth of bacteria and may contain diseases, said the SFA.
It explained that the unhygienic harvesting of blood can also lead to the introduction of pathogens - which cause disease - into blood food products.
As illegally imported food products are from unknown sources, they can pose a food safety risk, said the SFA.
In Singapore, food can be imported only by licensed importers and every consignment must be declared and have a valid import permit.
SFA advised members of the public who discover the sale of illegal food products to not patronise these food outlets and to provide feedback at this website or to call the SFA Contact Centre at 6805 2871.
Those who illegally import and sell pig blood products can be fined up to $50,000 and jailed for a maximum of two years on the first conviction.
In the case of a second or subsequent conviction, they can be fined up to $100,000 and imprisoned for three years.
Company fined $6,000 for illegally importing fruits, vegetables and processed foods
Two companies fined for contravening food laws
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Yes it is. Sadly not many stalls selling it now. You can find them at pasar malam occasionally in the past but they tend to be very oily.
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oily then no good... I used to go to jalan berseh for one of those hard to find things too.
the teochew pig trotter jelly. love that stuff with a cold beer. Sadly can't find the shark meat anymore...
https://www.misstamchiak.com/lao-liang-pig-trotter-jelly-shark-meat/
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They used to be at opposite Funan centre hawker centre.
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There was another one, but I can't remember the name of that food centre long gone.
There was also leong peng kee mutton soup in lau pa sat back in the early 90s.
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when did it get banned? I must not have been paying attention...Yeah I miss pig blood. Wonder which jiakliaobee govt organization banned it? AVA?
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