>>6110607
>Singaporean food
So their food is all about eating bottom feeder animals and waste products of animal carcasses?
Everything in that vid minus the actual flesh of the chicken rice and some vegetables at 0:04 and the rice again at 0:11, same dish looks edible by any civilized human being.

ngl I thought Sp was a civilized country after its near century of rapid expansion.

>>6110658
sperg

>>6110684
>eats shit eating animals
>calls other a sperg for calling it out
I dont even want to imagine what it is like being a brown thirdy like you

>>6110690
you don't actually problem with it you're just searching for ways to feel superior by shit talking nonsense.
people of all races eat clam and shrimp, and many consider chicken wings to be delicacy over chicken breast.

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>>6110700
dat loop

>>6110804
>people of all races eat clam and shrimp, and many consider chicken wings to be delicacy over chicken breast.
I am white and I have never seen or heard anyone eat that shit or chose wings over breast.
Even when a person goes to fast food like FFC, they ask for breast, thigh and leg.
I have seen/heard people eat prawns though, which is just as bad as shrimp.
There is also a thing about cockles and mussels here, being a unique thing to this island in seafront towns. They are also molluscs.

>>6110658
>>6110995
>>6110690
Found the kike

>>6110995
aside from breast/legs/thighs being considered meals and wings appetizers, people might order those over wings because wings are generally more expensive for the amount of meat being prime cuts and also requiring more labor to cook. some westerners, it seems especially in the anglosphere, tend to discard the wing tip or only use them as stock. they aren't very marketable for places that serve drumettes and flats separated because they have even less meat, but if cooked right are crispy and full of flavor.
countries and regions with a lot of coast eat a lot of bivalve mollusks like clams, oyster, mussels, cockles. the only people that i've met to have problem with them are those with religious dietary restrictions or picky eaters of any race who don't like sea food to begin with.

>>6111407
in the UK old times the saxons ate a fuckton of oysters as archaeologists have noted.
now they're pretty rare and my book on foraging says you should probably leave them alone unless you're feeling cheeky and want one.

also apparently mussels like to congregate around sewage pipes. yummy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SwlqFc8RHA&list=RD1SwlqFc8RHA

>>6111426
>in the UK old times the saxons ate a fuckton of oysters as archaeologists have noted
That's because people were impoverished and didn't have a choice. A lot of seafood was actually considered to be poor people's food before the 1800s
- Oysters didn't become popular in the UK until the Romans turned up. Eventually overproduction made them so common that they were being sold four a penny
- Same deal with caviar, it was produced mainly in Russia and was so plentiful that it was handed out for free in bars. Then America joined in and reduced the sturgeon population to levels that made caviar only affordable by rich people
- Lobsters didn't become a staple of rich Americans' diets until they started holidaying on the coastlines thanks to the development of railroads and developed a taste for them and the market drove the price up. Before that it was pretty common to see lobster shells in poor people's houses
Most people didn't actually want to eat seafood, it was seen as a last resort if you had nothing else available

>>6111426
mussels growing around sewage pipes is no matter because most that are available are farmed and there are plenty of other places they grow.
>>6111501
>ugh the commonfolk
you might as well have the same attitude on others for eating burgers and fries or fish and chips, except for much of written history many of these sea foods have been delicacies for the wealthy as well.
being available to the poor or middle class doesn't always mean consuming such food is a dreary experience or "last resort."
>oyster
a luxury item to the romans, who introduced oyster farming to the british isles because the waters around were thought to produce premium oysters.
was popular among the poor and the wealthy in the east coast of US. continually developed methods of farming it more efficiently to satiate demand until they introduced another species which had the contrary result, and has remains popular except now less available. was not a last resort food.
>caviar
the roe from the north american species was available widely and to the poor where it accompanied alcohol in bars. demand caused a decline for the north american sturgeons. russian caviar has been a delicacy for the wealthy for a long time before. was not a last resort food.
>lobster
was a delicacy for everyone in the coasts, and for the wealthy inland populations, in europe. was considered peasant food mostly among american settlers in the east coast for a time. at the same time in europe it has been increasing in status as a luxury food. was briefly a last resort food in america.

>>6110658
>i-is that... CHICKEN WINGS?! SHRIMP??? CLAMS!?!?? What horrifyingly disgusting WASTE PRODUCTS and BOTTOM FEEDERS!
Lol anyway honestly this stuff just looks like generic Asian preparations of stuff.
You could tell me it was Indonesian or korean or whatever and I'd nod and smile.

>>6110995
>I am white
Jews aren't white.
>I have never seen or heard anyone eat that shit
That's seriously what you're going with?
That you've never even HEARD of anyone eating shellfish?
Lol when did your ultra tarditional hasidic village even get access to the internet? Haven't had to the opportunity to see the countless examples of stuff like cocktail shrimp at parties in movies and TV? Never heard of clams casino? Oysters Rockefeller?
>or chose wings over breast
Ahh yes, who would ever want overpriced hot wings while watching a football game with your bros when you can save a shekle serving leftover boiled skinless chicken breast and matza balls for your circumcision compilation watchparty.

>>6111426
Oysters use to be the food of the common man in america too at a time by when they'd become more scare and expensive in europe.
Of course pollution and over-harvest have had an impact though habit loss through things like dredging for more open shipping are an even bigger factor in many cases.
The bivalve beds used to act similarly to coral reafs in many areas in various respects.

>>6111501
The complication with the history of lobsters is it's often oversimplified and leaves out vital context especially with that oft-quoted bullshit about prisoners complaining about them being served too often.

>>6110607
more like things that make you poop

>>6113671
In non third world countries, we dont eat bottom feeder animals.
Ironically you being a thirdy also makes you a bottom feeder, eating bottom feeding animals.

>>6110607
kill yourself

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>>6116234
*ALL* food makes you poop, dumbass.

>>6110658
>bottom feeders
What, prawns? Same class of delicacy as escargot and scungilli. You allergic or jewish?

>animal waste products
...what?