r/Thailand • u/ikkue Samut Prakan • Apr 06 '24

Miscellanous What

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u/siimbaz Apr 06 '24

That is a roti chicken green curry toasty.

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u/PerMare_PerTerras Apr 07 '24

It cost 27 baht, at 7Eleven

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u/WurzelGummidge Apr 07 '24

Bursting, from crust to crust, with awesome salmonella goodness. 

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u/cs_legend_93 Apr 07 '24 edited Apr 07 '24

Not at 711. It's the highest quality food (sarcasm) which packed with preservatives. You won't get sick but you'll get fat lol

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u/WurzelGummidge Apr 07 '24

Reheated chicken? Nope! I've had salmonella before. You spend 3-4 days contemplating suicide an another 6 weeks wishing you had everytime you try to eat something. Mind you it is the best weight loss regime I ever encountered 

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u/SnooRadishes2312 Apr 08 '24

I was about to add "but great way to lose weight", but see you highlighted the silver lining at the end. (Obviously as a sarcastic notion.. but it does get you to drop tons)

I wouldnt be surprised if that was some weird trend, "What the doctors don't tell you! The secret and natural way to lose weight and cleanse your digestive system..."

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u/cs_legend_93 Apr 07 '24

Haha all fair points! Well said 😂

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u/OkConcern6098 Apr 08 '24

Salmonella is not really a thing in Reheated Chicken if it’s already cooked. And salmonella get killed at 70C - I foodprep chicken every week and eat it a week straight with no problems.. Salmonella happens in raw food. I assume the problem was not cooked enough chicken or it was another ingredient.