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KNNCCB...cheebye prc fucktards....they eat anything dat moves...damn fucking disgusting...so many prc bastards in sinkapore now i am sure they are also catching stray cats to make cats hotpot...next time u go to prc hotpot joint in geylang, check the meat carefully, u may find cat claws inside....DISGUSTING DIRTY PRC FUCKTARDS!!!! 
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Shocking process of boiling live cats
STORIES and photos of dogs being cooked in China is a common, heartbreaking sight, but cats being boiled alive probably takes the meaning of exotic cuisine to a whole new level.
According to a popular Chinese website, restaurants known to serve cooked cats are hidden in the outskirts of Guangzhou, China.
Cat meat costs around 10 yuan ($1.95) for 500 grams, 30 yuan for the brain and 50 yuan for the intestines.
The restaurants are known to serve a dish called "boiled live cat" - a process of boiling the cat alive instead of completely beating it to death or killing it beforehand - said the cook.
It is believed that cat meat is a health supplement that can cure asthma.
As cruel as it might sound, the sight of a stray cat wholesale market with over thousand cats packed into metal cages does not seem to turn cat meat lovers away.
The cuisine first became popular in the Chaozhou-Shantou region.
Cat meat had been traditionally believed to be effective in balancing a person's yin and yang.
It is also recorded in Guangdong Yue cuisine recipes as a dish called "long hu dou" - literally translated as "dragon fighting tiger".
The process of cooking a cat may seem inhumane to many, as it first has its fur removed using a machine, hung on a hook to be weighed publicly and subsequently put in boiling water, cooking it alive.
Other methods of slaughtering the cat include beating it - but not killing it - in order to maintain its flavour.
A person being interviewed by the Chinese website is quoted to have said: "The more suffering, the better the taste.
"Doing it like this is to ensure that the blood is fully soaked into the flesh, and that the flavour of the cat meat tastes great."
:oIo::oIo::oIo:Shocking process of boiling live cats
STORIES and photos of dogs being cooked in China is a common, heartbreaking sight, but cats being boiled alive probably takes the meaning of exotic cuisine to a whole new level.
According to a popular Chinese website, restaurants known to serve cooked cats are hidden in the outskirts of Guangzhou, China.
Cat meat costs around 10 yuan ($1.95) for 500 grams, 30 yuan for the brain and 50 yuan for the intestines.
The restaurants are known to serve a dish called "boiled live cat" - a process of boiling the cat alive instead of completely beating it to death or killing it beforehand - said the cook.
It is believed that cat meat is a health supplement that can cure asthma.
As cruel as it might sound, the sight of a stray cat wholesale market with over thousand cats packed into metal cages does not seem to turn cat meat lovers away.
The cuisine first became popular in the Chaozhou-Shantou region.
Cat meat had been traditionally believed to be effective in balancing a person's yin and yang.
It is also recorded in Guangdong Yue cuisine recipes as a dish called "long hu dou" - literally translated as "dragon fighting tiger".
The process of cooking a cat may seem inhumane to many, as it first has its fur removed using a machine, hung on a hook to be weighed publicly and subsequently put in boiling water, cooking it alive.
Other methods of slaughtering the cat include beating it - but not killing it - in order to maintain its flavour.
A person being interviewed by the Chinese website is quoted to have said: "The more suffering, the better the taste.
"Doing it like this is to ensure that the blood is fully soaked into the flesh, and that the flavour of the cat meat tastes great."
Then I rubbed my eyes and read properly. 
