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Daily News reported that netizens were commenting in large numbers after a post by someone whose friend found a suspicious item in a school cafeteria lunch. 

 

The diner had nearly finished their meal when they came across what most people thought was probably a baby mouse or rat. 

 

Some netizens joked it looked a bit like a sausage and could easily have been eaten.

 

The media said it was the latest find in food to make anyone bring up their dinner. 

 

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The meal does not look that appetizing , even without

the mouse, I suppose some other kids got the rest of

litter and did not know....

regards Worgeordie

Is that the food kids get in school to eat??  Thai food is good food, but this is......... not worth eating it...Give decent food made by a decent cook . It is important for kids to have a good meal maybe it is the only good meal they can have as some kids are very poor...

 

No more baby mice

No Ganja

 

What are the poor dinner ladies going to pad the meals out with now?

 

Baby chicken in egg was sold out... ????

Just now, StayinThailand2much said:

Baby chicken in egg was sold out...

Duck.

10 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:

Duck.

I once saw the half&half baby chicken & egg variety eaten by people right next to me. My appetite was gone... I'm sure there is also half duck & egg. Is baby mouse perhaps a delicacy in parts of the Northeast? I wouldn't bet against it.

Forget the mouse for a minute, can anyone recognise what Thai dish the meal is supposed to be. To my eyes it look like chopped fried cockroaches, with crab shell, and ant eggs.

Something tells me the Children's meal allowance for the school is being diverted to other things........

 

1 minute ago, AhFarangJa said:

Forget the mouse for a minute, can anyone recognise what Thai dish the meal is supposed to be. To my eyes it look like chopped fried cockroaches, with crab shell, and ant eggs.

Something tells me the Children's meal allowance for the school is being diverted to other things........

 

I think it's called Salmon surprise but the omission of Salmon is apparently the only part that is not the surprise.

 

 

12 minutes ago, StayinThailand2much said:

I once saw the half&half baby chicken & egg variety eaten by people right next to me. My appetite was gone... I'm sure there is also half duck & egg. Is baby mouse perhaps a delicacy in parts of the Northeast? I wouldn't bet against it.

Common delicacy in the Philippines called Balut. They wander around the streets selling them to the shout of ' Balut ' ......which is short and to the point.

 

 

8 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:

Forget the mouse for a minute, can anyone recognise what Thai dish the meal is supposed to be. To my eyes it look like chopped fried cockroaches, with crab shell, and ant eggs.

Something tells me the Children's meal allowance for the school is being diverted to other things........

The kids are supposed to pay only 20 baht or so for their school lunch. With rising food costs, I can imagine that sellers cut costs and just sell "dirt" (or the lowest quality of food they can get) to the them...

The mouse lends little to the dish, but the droppings and the urine, they are full of delicious umami!

 

 

4 minutes ago, Reposed said:

The mouse lends little to the dish, but the droppings and the urine, they are full of delicious umami!

Still, the seller may have had a split second, when she pondered to charge an extra 10 baht for "some pork"...

4 minutes ago, Reposed said:

The mouse lends little to the dish, but the droppings and the urine, they are full of delicious umami!

 

 

 

Mmmmmmm, instant MSG.

 

What's the big deal?

 

Pork intestines and congealed pork blood "cubes", grilled lizards, insects in any form and description, steamed "maengdar", skewered tarantulas, morning glory straight from the cesspool, jellyfish and sea cucumbers, half raw cockles, duck fetuses in their eggshells, "dancing" shrimps, ant eggs, snake blood, fermented fish, fermented rice paddy crabs, dried squid and octopus, dog and cat meat in the upper northeast. And yes, even grilled or fried baby mice and rats are served in quite a few Thai regions. 

Comes to show you that even rodents that eats everything couldn't stomach that pile of garbage they call food there...

I thought rat, or rodent,  is a Thai staple in their diet.  I see you tube videos, and have seen them in person prepare and eat rat.  They could care less if its a vector animal.  They could care less that COVID is said to come from eating bats, and a rat is the same as a bat without wings.

5 minutes ago, WEBBYB808 said:

I thought rat, or rodent,  is a Thai staple in their diet.  I see you tube videos, and have seen them in person prepare and eat rat.  They could care less if its a vector animal.  They could care less that COVID is said to come from eating bats, and a rat is the same as a bat without wings.

 

47 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

Mmmmmmm, instant MSG.

 

MSG

 

Mouse savory goodness....

3 minutes ago, Reposed said:

MSG

 

Mouse savory goodness....

 

While we are there:

A little mouse walked into a musical instrument shop and asked for a mouse organ.

The guy behind the counter said "that's strange, we have a mouse in yesterday asking for the very same thing".

"Oh, that must have been Our Monica" replied the mouse.

 

 

1 hour ago, StayinThailand2much said:

I once saw the half&half baby chicken & egg variety eaten by people right next to me. My appetite was gone... I'm sure there is also half duck & egg. Is baby mouse perhaps a delicacy in parts of the Northeast? I wouldn't bet against it.

Ratatouille?

2 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

and rats are served in quite a few Thai regions. 

Including Bangkok!

 

Rats – Klong Toey Fresh Market, Bangkok

https://100travelstories.com/blog/bangkok/

 

 

4 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

Forget the mouse for a minute, can anyone recognise what Thai dish the meal is supposed to be. To my eyes it look like chopped fried cockroaches, with crab shell, and ant eggs.

Something tells me the Children's meal allowance for the school is being diverted to other things........

I have no idea how Thai food got its reputation. A lot of it is deep fried, and much of it is based on Chinese or Indian cuisine. One time in a restaurant the food I was given was so filled with chilies that it completely killed the taste of anything on the plate.

That's nothing when you come from Scotland and eat haggis.

What's a netizen? 

17 minutes ago, zzaa09 said:

What's a netizen? 

Someone who can't function without Facebook, Twitter, etc.

 

10 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Is that the food kids get in school to eat??  Thai food is good food, but this is......... not worth eating it...Give decent food made by a decent cook . It is important for kids to have a good meal maybe it is the only good meal they can have as some kids are very poor...

Kids (parents) have to pay for there children's lunches.  It isn't free. 

 

Usually the money is squandered and the kids get old rice and rotten vegetables. 

 

.....Or in this case baby mouse parts. 

4 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

What's a netizen? 

You are a netizen along with most people on this forum and other communities

 

The term netizen is a portmanteau of the English words internet and citizen, as in a "citizen of the net" or "net citizen". It describes a person actively involved in online communities or the Internet in general.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netizen

 

10 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

What's the big deal?

 

Pork intestines and congealed pork blood "cubes", grilled lizards, insects in any form and description, steamed "maengdar", skewered tarantulas, morning glory straight from the cesspool, jellyfish and sea cucumbers, half raw cockles, duck fetuses in their eggshells, "dancing" shrimps, ant eggs, snake blood, fermented fish, fermented rice paddy crabs, dried squid and octopus, dog and cat meat in the upper northeast. And yes, even grilled or fried baby mice and rats are served in quite a few Thai regions. 

Quite right - the school was probably not named for defamation reasons as usual......  but haven't you guys ever seen Isaan food before????

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Some netizens joked it looked a bit like a sausage and could easily have been eaten.

What does a 4-legged sausage taste like?

I don't know they run so fast I can't catch one.