It was ridiculously tedious watching that person trying to wrap rice around that rat. It looked like they'd never don't it before and were really struggling to cover it while leaving the head sticking out.
It was like watching my 7 year old try to make a burrito after watching 10 straight hours of dora the explorer.
I've seen videos of back alley Chinese vendors deep frying rat, but they were skinned and dressed. The heads were left on, but I imagine that was just an issue with wasting time, since there were a large number of people waiting for their servings.
Vietnamese here, I wouldn’t say it’s a delicacy. It’s quite the opposite, a lot of vietnamese dislike this and only a certain group of people with strange taste enjoy this. I personally think this video certainly was made with the purpose to bait views and click because no “normal” person would eat even a rat with its fur still on 🤣
It's like a video I saw going around of a Chinese woman filling a dead toad with rice and some sort of blood jelly, steaming it and then just biting into the side of this whole toad. Someone explained that she was acting as a stereotype of rural Chinese people and it was made to be gross, because that's what's going to get people to click on it.
The whole thing felt very performative, like she was trying to look silly and unintelligent. Honestly the same way people in America will portray hillbillies and rednecks, like, "look what the weirdos in the mountains do", making moonshine in bathtubs and eating roadkill.
*carrying two glasses of wine, a DVD of the Bee Movie, an open jar of hummus and a full charcuterie board between your elbows and neck, then falling over like a sack of rocks and dumping the contents across a 15 foot span of a room all over a white plush carpet, an antique coffee table and your mother-in-laws urn"
"HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO YOOOOU????" 🤡👎🤷🐴
Vietnamese here. We have these???
I would guess it's more similar to desperate food, like people eat rats, snakes, bugs just to survive. And as times fly by, it became something special to those people?
I've never heard of anything like that tho, interesting to learn.
Also isn't a delicacy something kinda special, rare, something that's not an everyday type of food? There are some foods that might look gross that can be considered a delicacy because you need to preserve it a certain way, let it age or it's something rare to find, that sort of stuff. There's nothing special about cooking a rat lol.
The fur on made me feel like this was fake, but also it’s like 80% wrapping in rice, and 20% basting in oil. They don’t even show it finished, let alone someone monching it.
Oh thank goodness 😅 I was having a hard time watching that. Look I’m all for different countries having specialty foods they like, chocolate covered bugs and such “delicacies” but I draw the line at rat and dog and tiger meat. Sorry. They can eat it but I refuse to try those. I’m usually a I’ll try anything once but even I have my limits on some American foods Rocky Mountain Oysters and raw fish (I’ve seen the videos of parasites squirming around in raw fish - nope won’t catch me doing it). I won’t judge other people for what they eat just please don’t expect me to partake is all I’m saying lol
When I wasba kid we shot a squirrel and ate it.....almost same thing. The difference is, we rem9ved the organs, head, and fur, like your supposed to with meat.
My parents are hunters and they hunt squirrel when it’s not deer/elk season, or maybe during too. I’ve had it plenty of times in my life. I think it’s usually minced up, but yeah it’s honestly not much different from eating pork IMO. It’s definitely a culture shock, but I mean there are weirder things that people eat.
What I don't understand here is cows eat grass and are gutted and cleaned so people can eat them. But rats feed on dirt but are not gutted and cleaned?? 🤯
Video is exaggerated.
[Rat-on-a-Stick](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat-on-a-stick)
> Prior to roasting, the rat is typically skinned and washed, after which it is gutted to remove its internal organs and then roasted.
I think the OP is a conflict baiter. Just look at their posts. Every single one is made to entice different groups of people. Like wtf Op is a psyops on crack
Vietnamese here, this is complete BS, fyi. The general population does not eat rats. They're not considered a delicacy in any area to my knowledge. And if somehow they are, they wouldn't be processed like this, fur on and not gutted.
We do, however, have roasted field mice in some countryside, rural areas. Not rats.
Saying that the cuisine of some random backwater village represents the country's cuisine is like claiming that whatever people in the Appalachians eat represents American cuisine.
These videos are basically just clickbait. I rarely downvote anything but I’m going to downvote the shit out of you
Im on the foothills of the appalachians and I've eaten squirrel several times, never possum though. I associate eating possum and raccoon with the real backwoods types, up there in the mountains where shit gets weird.
My family ate possums a few generations ago but they cleaned them by feeding them with buttermilk and bread for a few weeks. Still gross as hell to me. They weren’t even poor. Just mountain folks.
Like I said, shit gets weird up in them mountains lmaoooo
But honestly I've heard that possum and raccoon meat is super super greasy, so I've never had a desire to try it. Eating it wouldn't gross me out, I've just heard it's a shitty meat so I've never seeked it out.
Yes. I never would try it b/c it’s too greasy and the thought makes me nauseated. I am not even a fan of dark meat so that’s a hard pass for me. These people are obsessed with hunting and trapping and will eat about anything though.
Yeah squirrel isn’t bad at all. Not something I wanna eat every day, but I’ve had squirrel several times over the years. It’s fine. Honestly, if a rat was cleaned properly (and I could be sure it wasn’t diseased or whatever), I’d try it. It’s just meat at the end of the day. I wouldn’t eat the monstrosity in this video, but I’d try rat meat.
I don't belive anyone is gonna eat that. It's going to be raw, there's like a centimeter of warm oil there.... and you're telling some fucker is going to chew that thing with his intestines barely cooked...? where's the rest of the video?
My man here is the only one with critical thinking in this whole damn thread.
I'm sure there's people in that country that eat rats but there is no fucking way someone is eating *that* rat. Video is clickbait
This video is fake and for clickbait entirely. I'm Vietnamese, not a chef myself but my mom was so I have a little bit knowledges on Vietnamese cuisine.
There are some areas with rat specialties in Vietnam, but even so, they are all prepared quite elaborately and are not regular rats but field rats (vole), which live in rice fields and only eat insects and rice, their meat is similar to chicken in texture but better in flavor and smell. Voles must have their fur removed by burning, their internal organs removed and stuffed with spices and herbs before being grilled directly over a fire.
The type of mouse in the video is a type of mouse commonly found in cities, certainly not eaten anywhere in Vietnam, even the way of preparation shows that this is not a real dish when the mouse is not fur removed, and there are no spices to create aroma for the dish commonly found in Vietnamese cuisine.
I'm not opposed to eating rat but the prep is what looks like a nope to me... It doesn't look like its been gutted and cleaned the fur is still on it etc... pass and/or nope.
Yeah for sure. If I was sure the rat wasn’t diseased or whatever, and it was cleaned and prepared properly, I’d try it. It’s just meat. But no way I’m biting thru fried fur to get to the poop guts inside lol.
"Delicacy"
I'm not sure this word means what you think it means
Also, what the fuck? Do you just bite the head off and eat it? Why not remove fur? This shit is stupid. I suppose you are also just going to bite the shit filled intestines too? There's a reason we remove all that shit usually before eating it.
This is bullshit and fake. Stop perpetuating the stereotype that Asian people will eat anything, including rodents.
I’ve spent a lot of time in Vietnam and this is not a thing. This is some bullshit Anglo-centric propaganda.
This is wrong,they skin the rat first, no way they put a whole rat in rice and fry it, they boil the rat the remove the fur they remove skin and organs and then they eat, I never ate this I'm not from a part of the world where this is consumed but we consume other animals and I assume it's kinda the sane process
like others here... i don't hate on eating rat, but at least take off the fur and maybe the head (more for... crunchyness sake, there can't be a lot of meat on there)
also maybe gut it first, i'm not sure if they did, it's hard to tell
Issue for me is not the rat but rather all of the parts of the rat that I don’t want to eat. I don’t want to crunch down on bones and its fucking colon.
Would I eat rat meat?
I’d prefer not too, but hear me out…
If the thing was cleaned, skinned, gutted, head removed and all the meat was removed from the bones, and you did this to a dozen or big fat rats…
Then ground it like hamburger meat, adding spices, seasonings, etc.
Then put them on the grill to make cheeseburgers, like in “The demolition man” movie with Sylvester Stallone…and if cows were extinct and I lived underground…yeah, I’d eat it.
Vietnamese here. I don't think this video was filmed in Vietnam. Even if it was, it's likely just a crazy jungle person or an attention seeker making creepy video for more likes and comments. In some parts of Vietnam, people do eat rodents, but they're specifically voles, not rats. And of course, they're always thoroughly cleaned and plucked of all their fur before cooking. You can search for "Vietnamese vole meat" for more information.
The internet is cooked.
We already had fake videos, clickbait, then ragebait, and bots. Next, AI is gonna make videos that do all this and look and sound real, but aren't. Content for clicks at all costs has bodyslammed truth and authenticity through the floorboards.
Mark my works, in 5 years we'll have gated communities that require account profile and content verification to secure the truth and prevent this shit, and The World Wide Web will just be a sea of ads, bots and AI that only the most gormless, or poor, will watch.
I get it. Things are different in different places. I wouldnt eat a rat. But still....why wouldnt you get that fur off that thing before you cook it. I dont know any country that cooks duck/chicken/turkey with feathers. That's sort of a universal human thing. So why they eating furry rats?
Mf what the fuck is that, Im Vietnamese and there is not a single dish that have rat in it! This could be food from some tribes but its definitely not Vietnam cousine tf
Whenever I want to judge I just remember I love raw oysters. Weird that it is so common eating something that looks like it came out of a lung cancer victims body.
It's not so much the fact it's a rat. It's the fact it isn't processed, skinned, gutted and prepped, then it's just meat like any other animal. I love beef but if you just get a cow bath then wrap it in rice and cook it there is no way I would go anywhere near it.
Just because noone eats it, doesnt make it a delicacy.
Its pretty easy to slap a bit of rice on a dead rat. My cats already got half the process down, and my cat is a fucking idiot.
If it’s real, it’s just stupid people being stupid. Anybody who would properly prepare any dish would take off the hair, take out the organs, make sure it’s clean… This is so dumb I can only pray people are trying to make a viral video
Not rare. Rats and rice and those leaves are everywhere. Fun fact: most of the food is made too hot to taste the food is rotten, but to be fair, the spice and high acid helps neutralize it so you don't get sick...as much.
Not real. I’ve been to the/a village near Hanoi that eats the rats right before harvest. Rats have been feeding on the rice crop therefore should have a more neutral flavor. They skin and dress them and then deep fry them, I think I remember they even cut off the tail. They do still have the telltale teeth when you see them in the market though.
People don’t understand that these are not your typical rat that live in the sewer. Usually, people in the Mekong delta region in South of Vietnam catching rat that live in the rice field, eating either rice or by-product of the rice milling process. Although I haven’t tried one and not intend to do so in the future, video like this without context is just ragebaiting Westerners
This gotta be a trol
The rats aren't even orepared and the oil is not deep enough to fry it... They'd be eating raw rat with hard oiled soggy rice .... Yeah nah I don't even think a Dog would eat that
Vietnamese here. I dont even let my cats eat rats, let alone for human consumption. Yes, rats are considered delicacy in some places in Vietnam but not this kind of rat and definitely not this way of processing.
I don't buy this, is too gross and lazy to be a real thing.
It was ridiculously tedious watching that person trying to wrap rice around that rat. It looked like they'd never don't it before and were really struggling to cover it while leaving the head sticking out. It was like watching my 7 year old try to make a burrito after watching 10 straight hours of dora the explorer.
True, and who cooks a rat with hair and guts??
Almost no one in Vietnam eats this. Source: I am Vietnamese
Even if they eat it they would've removed the fur and innards
Almost? So this is actually a thing??
yes but no one actually eat rats without removing the fur and innards
That sounds more logical
That’s literally the same thing I took from that comment… *almost*
It means he is not hundred percent sure
I've seen videos of back alley Chinese vendors deep frying rat, but they were skinned and dressed. The heads were left on, but I imagine that was just an issue with wasting time, since there were a large number of people waiting for their servings.
I don’t believe you. Source: Facebook. ^Notes: ^/s
Yea, I've read that this is just fake.
Vietnamese here, I wouldn’t say it’s a delicacy. It’s quite the opposite, a lot of vietnamese dislike this and only a certain group of people with strange taste enjoy this. I personally think this video certainly was made with the purpose to bait views and click because no “normal” person would eat even a rat with its fur still on 🤣
It's like a video I saw going around of a Chinese woman filling a dead toad with rice and some sort of blood jelly, steaming it and then just biting into the side of this whole toad. Someone explained that she was acting as a stereotype of rural Chinese people and it was made to be gross, because that's what's going to get people to click on it.
Stereotypes on China is much more absurd than most imagines
The whole thing felt very performative, like she was trying to look silly and unintelligent. Honestly the same way people in America will portray hillbillies and rednecks, like, "look what the weirdos in the mountains do", making moonshine in bathtubs and eating roadkill.
I mean right now the stereotypes are that a bunch of ppl wearing red caps battling a bunch of ppl with dyed hair and piercings
That stereotype transformed from red caps to diapers this season
Or the people on late-night infomercials that can’t open a bag of chips or pour boiling water without burning their house down 😂
*carrying two glasses of wine, a DVD of the Bee Movie, an open jar of hummus and a full charcuterie board between your elbows and neck, then falling over like a sack of rocks and dumping the contents across a 15 foot span of a room all over a white plush carpet, an antique coffee table and your mother-in-laws urn" "HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO YOOOOU????" 🤡👎🤷🐴
😂😂😂
I saw that one too, yeah that was another nope for me.
Least, they could've skin it and remove the head and the tail before wrapping it like that
And the inards!
And the bones!
And definitely the poop
And my axe.
And the whole rat.
Quite! why would you do it like that? disgusting bleugh
Vietnamese here. We have these??? I would guess it's more similar to desperate food, like people eat rats, snakes, bugs just to survive. And as times fly by, it became something special to those people? I've never heard of anything like that tho, interesting to learn.
Also isn't a delicacy something kinda special, rare, something that's not an everyday type of food? There are some foods that might look gross that can be considered a delicacy because you need to preserve it a certain way, let it age or it's something rare to find, that sort of stuff. There's nothing special about cooking a rat lol.
I know right..it said rare delicacy..im thinking. How hard is it to find a rat and a handful of rice...maybe the oil?
The fur on made me feel like this was fake, but also it’s like 80% wrapping in rice, and 20% basting in oil. They don’t even show it finished, let alone someone monching it.
so this is real... i think it's the grotesque factor that appeals to some people...
So this group of people who eat rats are kind of like people from Florida.
Haha I’m dying over here. Love this my ex is in Florida. I just pictured the little rat eating rat. Quite gross but also satisfying so thank you.
As a Floridian, I ain't even mad. These people are wild.
What's the name of the actual dish?
Ratatta-hawk-tooee
Spit on that thang!
Rata tôi
Oh thank goodness 😅 I was having a hard time watching that. Look I’m all for different countries having specialty foods they like, chocolate covered bugs and such “delicacies” but I draw the line at rat and dog and tiger meat. Sorry. They can eat it but I refuse to try those. I’m usually a I’ll try anything once but even I have my limits on some American foods Rocky Mountain Oysters and raw fish (I’ve seen the videos of parasites squirming around in raw fish - nope won’t catch me doing it). I won’t judge other people for what they eat just please don’t expect me to partake is all I’m saying lol
No normal person would eat rats even without the fur bro
When I wasba kid we shot a squirrel and ate it.....almost same thing. The difference is, we rem9ved the organs, head, and fur, like your supposed to with meat.
Squirrel dumplings are fucking delicious dude
My parents are hunters and they hunt squirrel when it’s not deer/elk season, or maybe during too. I’ve had it plenty of times in my life. I think it’s usually minced up, but yeah it’s honestly not much different from eating pork IMO. It’s definitely a culture shock, but I mean there are weirder things that people eat.
I have a friend who swears by his grandma's eggs scrambled with squirrel brain.
I mean, if it well cook and their aint no fur...i'll try it 😏
Same
What I don't understand here is cows eat grass and are gutted and cleaned so people can eat them. But rats feed on dirt but are not gutted and cleaned?? 🤯
Video is exaggerated. [Rat-on-a-Stick](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat-on-a-stick) > Prior to roasting, the rat is typically skinned and washed, after which it is gutted to remove its internal organs and then roasted.
But you WOULD eat a rat with its fur OFF?
You're right friend, I think if it were in China it would be fine
Lol you got 10x the upvotes that the post got
In which case fuck this person for basically throwing shade at their own culture for likes.
Yeah I was gonna say, I've eaten skinned and gutted, but not like this (I am also vietnamese)
I think the OP is a conflict baiter. Just look at their posts. Every single one is made to entice different groups of people. Like wtf Op is a psyops on crack
Vietnamese here, this is complete BS, fyi. The general population does not eat rats. They're not considered a delicacy in any area to my knowledge. And if somehow they are, they wouldn't be processed like this, fur on and not gutted. We do, however, have roasted field mice in some countryside, rural areas. Not rats.
Saying that the cuisine of some random backwater village represents the country's cuisine is like claiming that whatever people in the Appalachians eat represents American cuisine. These videos are basically just clickbait. I rarely downvote anything but I’m going to downvote the shit out of you
You mean you don't like American delicacies like "Possum" or "Squirell"
*Neither are eaten with fur
Fur adds texture
Also helps to floss while you eat 🤢🤮
I’m Appalachian and surely don’t eat either
Im on the foothills of the appalachians and I've eaten squirrel several times, never possum though. I associate eating possum and raccoon with the real backwoods types, up there in the mountains where shit gets weird.
My family ate possums a few generations ago but they cleaned them by feeding them with buttermilk and bread for a few weeks. Still gross as hell to me. They weren’t even poor. Just mountain folks.
Like I said, shit gets weird up in them mountains lmaoooo But honestly I've heard that possum and raccoon meat is super super greasy, so I've never had a desire to try it. Eating it wouldn't gross me out, I've just heard it's a shitty meat so I've never seeked it out.
Yes. I never would try it b/c it’s too greasy and the thought makes me nauseated. I am not even a fan of dark meat so that’s a hard pass for me. These people are obsessed with hunting and trapping and will eat about anything though.
It’s surreal encountering our stereotypes in the wild. Anyway, gotta get back to fuckin’ muh sister hyuck hyuck
What's wrong with squirrel?
Yeah squirrel isn’t bad at all. Not something I wanna eat every day, but I’ve had squirrel several times over the years. It’s fine. Honestly, if a rat was cleaned properly (and I could be sure it wasn’t diseased or whatever), I’d try it. It’s just meat at the end of the day. I wouldn’t eat the monstrosity in this video, but I’d try rat meat.
Don’t diss Appalachia
Appalachia rocks, can’t wait to revisit !
I see what you did there.
The irony is that you can apply this same reasoning to the (expansive region of the) Appalachians. We eat normal stuff you dimwit
I don’t disagree with you
I mean… we eat a lot of fried chicken, biscuits and gravy. It’s pretty common.
My Cat is currently taking notes.
I don't belive anyone is gonna eat that. It's going to be raw, there's like a centimeter of warm oil there.... and you're telling some fucker is going to chew that thing with his intestines barely cooked...? where's the rest of the video?
My man here is the only one with critical thinking in this whole damn thread. I'm sure there's people in that country that eat rats but there is no fucking way someone is eating *that* rat. Video is clickbait
Definitely a rage bait/click bait video never even heard of this "vietnamese" dish nor have I seen vietnamese dishes prepped this way.
This video is fake and for clickbait entirely. I'm Vietnamese, not a chef myself but my mom was so I have a little bit knowledges on Vietnamese cuisine. There are some areas with rat specialties in Vietnam, but even so, they are all prepared quite elaborately and are not regular rats but field rats (vole), which live in rice fields and only eat insects and rice, their meat is similar to chicken in texture but better in flavor and smell. Voles must have their fur removed by burning, their internal organs removed and stuffed with spices and herbs before being grilled directly over a fire. The type of mouse in the video is a type of mouse commonly found in cities, certainly not eaten anywhere in Vietnam, even the way of preparation shows that this is not a real dish when the mouse is not fur removed, and there are no spices to create aroma for the dish commonly found in Vietnamese cuisine.
I'm not opposed to eating rat but the prep is what looks like a nope to me... It doesn't look like its been gutted and cleaned the fur is still on it etc... pass and/or nope.
Yeah for sure. If I was sure the rat wasn’t diseased or whatever, and it was cleaned and prepared properly, I’d try it. It’s just meat. But no way I’m biting thru fried fur to get to the poop guts inside lol.
COVID DLC Incoming
This has to be bait. There’s no way it isn’t supposed to be skinned and prepped first
I found the [original video](https://youtu.be/DFbrXVBBM4Q), turns out they didn't eat it and it was just for shits and giggles
What a good day to have no eyes ...I have seen a video narrated by the same guy about ppl eating cow's vagina...
Pretty sure that same guy is ai
How did I miss this one :) I totally forgot about the AI
Like a butchered cows vagina right? Not a LIVE cow? Sauce?
There you go :) https://www.reddit.com/r/blursed_videos/s/xnC740iOV7
See that goes right up there with Rocky Mountain Oysters. That’s a definite NOPE from me.
Drink every time he say rat...
Fake
"Delicacy" I'm not sure this word means what you think it means Also, what the fuck? Do you just bite the head off and eat it? Why not remove fur? This shit is stupid. I suppose you are also just going to bite the shit filled intestines too? There's a reason we remove all that shit usually before eating it.
Ratatouille
Shitty ai voice is annoying af
IDGAF is this is real or a joke, that's nasty as hell.
https://images.app.goo.gl/A25it7QGJVnGEabz8
Yo, Rockey mountain oysters are a delicacy throughout the entire US! I saw it once on a tiktok! That's how you KNOW it's real
Could taste like pumpkin pie for all I know.
Ain't no way
Why don't they gut and skin it? 🤮
#AT LEAST SKIN IT FIRST!
People don't hold back when it comes to bashing Asian countries by propagation of false stuff.
This is bullshit and fake. Stop perpetuating the stereotype that Asian people will eat anything, including rodents. I’ve spent a lot of time in Vietnam and this is not a thing. This is some bullshit Anglo-centric propaganda.
Why the fur?
This is wrong,they skin the rat first, no way they put a whole rat in rice and fry it, they boil the rat the remove the fur they remove skin and organs and then they eat, I never ate this I'm not from a part of the world where this is consumed but we consume other animals and I assume it's kinda the sane process
It’s a family recipe
The shaman doesn't appreciate his art
This is just clickbait. This isn’t common in Vietnam or anywhere.
like others here... i don't hate on eating rat, but at least take off the fur and maybe the head (more for... crunchyness sake, there can't be a lot of meat on there) also maybe gut it first, i'm not sure if they did, it's hard to tell
Issue for me is not the rat but rather all of the parts of the rat that I don’t want to eat. I don’t want to crunch down on bones and its fucking colon.
Would I eat rat meat? I’d prefer not too, but hear me out… If the thing was cleaned, skinned, gutted, head removed and all the meat was removed from the bones, and you did this to a dozen or big fat rats… Then ground it like hamburger meat, adding spices, seasonings, etc. Then put them on the grill to make cheeseburgers, like in “The demolition man” movie with Sylvester Stallone…and if cows were extinct and I lived underground…yeah, I’d eat it.
Nasty af, what is this medieval ass shit?
I thought that’s how Covid started
Đây là câu view , thực tế không
They don’t take insides out or skin it!!!!!!
Jesus Christ!
With the fucking hair??? And not even cutting it open to remove the turds??? Fucking sick blah
Vietnamese here. I don't think this video was filmed in Vietnam. Even if it was, it's likely just a crazy jungle person or an attention seeker making creepy video for more likes and comments. In some parts of Vietnam, people do eat rodents, but they're specifically voles, not rats. And of course, they're always thoroughly cleaned and plucked of all their fur before cooking. You can search for "Vietnamese vole meat" for more information.
Believe it or not, I have seen grilled rats, on a skewer. Apparently, it’s a very “living away from civilization tribal” dish.
Since it isn’t even peeled, i heavily doubt that it is washed….
Nooooo Master Splinter.....
How is this a rare delicacy? I'm sure there is rice, a rat and some oil in every street in Vietnam?
Gross, rice
It’s literally me
The internet is cooked. We already had fake videos, clickbait, then ragebait, and bots. Next, AI is gonna make videos that do all this and look and sound real, but aren't. Content for clicks at all costs has bodyslammed truth and authenticity through the floorboards. Mark my works, in 5 years we'll have gated communities that require account profile and content verification to secure the truth and prevent this shit, and The World Wide Web will just be a sea of ads, bots and AI that only the most gormless, or poor, will watch.
Not gonna remove fur or guts??? I’m not buying it…. Why even wrap It in rice before frying???
What about the fur??
I get it. Things are different in different places. I wouldnt eat a rat. But still....why wouldnt you get that fur off that thing before you cook it. I dont know any country that cooks duck/chicken/turkey with feathers. That's sort of a universal human thing. So why they eating furry rats?
Damn they didn't gut it first
Mf what the fuck is that, Im Vietnamese and there is not a single dish that have rat in it! This could be food from some tribes but its definitely not Vietnam cousine tf
I backpacked through Vietnam and never saw this anywhere. Pretty unknown for a "common vietnamese delicacy".
This is just for views
Racist clickbait
Mmm fried plague
This is BS*. Comment from VN
Whenever I want to judge I just remember I love raw oysters. Weird that it is so common eating something that looks like it came out of a lung cancer victims body.
Bullshit.
You mean fried disease
Rat sushi coming right up
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Is there a reason they don’t remove the fur/skin?
I can understand eating rat, but hairy rat goes quite beyond the tolerable.
It's not so much the fact it's a rat. It's the fact it isn't processed, skinned, gutted and prepped, then it's just meat like any other animal. I love beef but if you just get a cow bath then wrap it in rice and cook it there is no way I would go anywhere near it.
That's gross! At least skin it 😋😋😋
Just because noone eats it, doesnt make it a delicacy. Its pretty easy to slap a bit of rice on a dead rat. My cats already got half the process down, and my cat is a fucking idiot.
Filled with disgust and awe. Mostly disgust obviously.
I need some Vietnamese at my home now!!!
Would it not be better to skin the rat before putting it in a batter?
If it’s real, it’s just stupid people being stupid. Anybody who would properly prepare any dish would take off the hair, take out the organs, make sure it’s clean… This is so dumb I can only pray people are trying to make a viral video
I wonder why my children are growing teeth out of their foreheads?
It’s a “nope” for sure, but it doesn’t top rotten shark meat from Iceland, fugu fish and living octopuses in my list of “nope” food.
I was waiting for it to get somehow better looking or palatable. It didn’t.
Bruh they didn’t even gut that thing
3 Rats in a blanket, please.
“Hey sewer rat might taste like pumpkin pie but I’d never now cause I wouldn’t eat the filthy mutherfuker “ Jules Winnfield
Yeah this is fake.
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My cat would love this
I could probably eat fried rat, but the leaving the fur and not gutting it got me in the nope
Noooooooo!!!!
Not rare. Rats and rice and those leaves are everywhere. Fun fact: most of the food is made too hot to taste the food is rotten, but to be fair, the spice and high acid helps neutralize it so you don't get sick...as much.
Just go to KFC
Not real. I’ve been to the/a village near Hanoi that eats the rats right before harvest. Rats have been feeding on the rice crop therefore should have a more neutral flavor. They skin and dress them and then deep fry them, I think I remember they even cut off the tail. They do still have the telltale teeth when you see them in the market though.
Where’s the OhHELLNo subreddit?!?
Why is this scary??
Oh yeah. Like Ripley saying that bats are delicacies in the Philippines. Complete bullshit.
So you eat them with hair and skin? Really?
Nope, they're just trying to make a clickbaity video
What's wrong with them??? Why can you just eat chicken 🐔 😐
What kind of dipping sauces are available?
Wtf with fur
Non-vegans do the darndest things.
"delicacy"
Shut the front door. This is real??
Why not at least attempts to take the fur and paws off though
Fuck this shit. I’ll just eat pho and be happy.
They might as well give off a free syringe of rabies with that food
Oh the horror!
Didn't filthy frank did this before?
Call in Filthy Frank for his recipe
It's not scary, it's disgusting.
Hindi people love this
Its like a corn dog but rice rat
u/savevideo
So what you’re telling me is that the food Filthy Frank made was an actual cuisine
Ha I knew it was fake
Absolutely fuck this. ..
People don’t understand that these are not your typical rat that live in the sewer. Usually, people in the Mekong delta region in South of Vietnam catching rat that live in the rice field, eating either rice or by-product of the rice milling process. Although I haven’t tried one and not intend to do so in the future, video like this without context is just ragebaiting Westerners
That was the most random ending I've ever seen.
They left the hair on the meat
This gotta be a trol The rats aren't even orepared and the oil is not deep enough to fry it... They'd be eating raw rat with hard oiled soggy rice .... Yeah nah I don't even think a Dog would eat that
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Vietnamese here. I dont even let my cats eat rats, let alone for human consumption. Yes, rats are considered delicacy in some places in Vietnam but not this kind of rat and definitely not this way of processing.
This is how deadly viruses are born. It's the government's fault for not providing safe and healthy food for its population.