Kitchen

[DiAnne]

@bigtraps , @Jdpic 

I meant that statement different then the way you seemed to have taken it.  Kind of tongue in cheek.  It just dosen't really come through online.  I will be back in the Asian market and the Chinese restaurants as soon and if this pandemic is ever over.  

[aroc3435]

@DiAnne   I did under your tongue-in-cheek tone.  And I am still--seriously--purchasing Chinese shelf stable ingredients online.  I cook many meals that have an Asian influence.  And Chinese food is  my favorite.

If I had an Asian market nearby (I don't drive and haven't taken public transport--bus or Metro-- since this started) I would visit and shop in it.

Used to frequent one or two monthly when I lived in Connecticut.

aroc3435

Washington, DC

[DiAnne]

@aroc3435 

Thanks.  

[Jdpic]

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@DiAnne wrote:

@bigtraps , @Jdpic 

I meant that statement different then the way you seemed to have taken it.  Kind of tongue in cheek.  It just dosen't really come through online.  I will be back in the Asian market and the Chinese restaurants as soon and if this pandemic is ever over.  

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NP.  Some people just seem to make self righteous statements.

[Jinlei]

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@Love my grandkids wrote:

@Reever So you won't eat it but figure it's okay for someone in need. Do I have that right? 

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That is what I thought, too.  She does not want it because it is from China, but is going to donate it for someone else?  What?  Why not just throw it in the trash?

[Lucky Charm]

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@Jinlei wrote:

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@Love my grandkids wrote:

@Reever So you won't eat it but figure it's okay for someone in need. Do I have that right? 

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That is what I thought, too.  She does not want it because it is from China, but is going to donate it for someone else?  What?  Why not just throw it in the trash?

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 @Jinlei Why should she throw it in the trash?  Plenty of people on here would eat it.  It's been stated several times....you didn't see those posts?  

[Swedishmiss]

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@Lucky Charm wrote:

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@Jinlei wrote:

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@Love my grandkids wrote:

@Reever So you won't eat it but figure it's okay for someone in need. Do I have that right? 

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That is what I thought, too.  She does not want it because it is from China, but is going to donate it for someone else?  What?  Why not just throw it in the trash?

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 @Jinlei Why should she throw it in the trash?  Plenty of people on here would eat it.  It's been stated several times....you didn't see those posts?  

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Exactly - it seems a lot of posters here have no problem eating something coming from China...so why should she throw it away??

I personally would not purchase any food for myself, family or my beloved pets coming from China.  I cannot understand why so many on these boards are willing to defend China, given the human rights abuses, animal cruelty, and questionable safety.  

[Johnnyeager]

Oh, please.  Ideological concerns are not the reason the poster won't eat it.... she contends that it's poisonous,  dangerous,  contaminated,  unsafe.....

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@Johnnyeager wrote:

Oh, please.  Ideological concerns are not the reason the poster won't eat it.... she contends that it's poisonous,  dangerous,  contaminated,  unsafe.....

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@Johnnyeager  ....and made by dirty people.

[BeccaLou]

@Venezia Just try to get your money back. Don't donate this stuff. I felt like that when we donated old cruddy looking food that sat from our buffett's at a pizza shop I worked at. I wouldn't , I threw it out when they wanted me to box it up to take to a soup kitchen, Grossed me out.