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  1. Had awful food poisoning last night. Woke me up out of a sound sleep with the "im going to throw up" stomach. Just nightmarish. It was terrible. Had food poisoning many times. I would never ever risk eating food being "left out" . Last night i was throwing up so hard that i peed my pants. Jesus.

  2. I just came on here to say: PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH! These crabs are essentially cooked in their marinade, like ceviche in a way. They were also properly stored and then bought up to safe heat levels during the hot cooking process. Perfectly safe and looks absolutely delish.

  3. People saying its spoiled, but it might not be. It could be like a ceviche situation where the food is best eaten "raw" within a few hours after marinading but is safe to eat even the next day, its just not "raw" anymore and was "cooked" too long in the seasoning. The only thing changing would be the texture maybe, so its not as soft as it would have been on day 1. Trust me, im mexican, and we eat "raw" seasoned seafood similar to this smh. If shes cooking it, its probably because its now firmed up enough for stew instead of being soft and juicy when "raw" lol. Also shes using a shit ton of chili which is a NATURAL PRESERVATIVE, so im sure the food is ok lol.

  4. There are comments here mentioning she’s eating Salmonella from that stew. Salmonella don’t survive boiling water.

    MOST food-borne pathogen dies upon cooking. What I’m worried about is enterotoxins that are produced by said pathogens, which are not heat resistant—resulting in food poisoning.

  5. I don't think people in these comments understand that they are Korean marinated crabs they are dont with a special brine essentially that prolongs they freshness of them so they taste fresh and good for a few day and are safe to consume fresh but once the freshness is gone that does not mean they are bad it means they wont be yummt to eat so cooking them with give them different flavor but its totally safe to eat once again they are not bad

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