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WATCH: Internet Sent REELING Over China's Latest Street Food Trend
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June 26, 2023
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3:31Now PlayingTikToker breaks down the newest street food fad in China based on a tradition dish that requires sucking flavored stones. John Iadarola and Daniel Franzese break it down on The Damage Report.
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World’s hardest dish? Stirfried stones are China’s latest street food fad
"Dubbed “the world’s hardest dish” – literally – a traditional stir-fry featuring stones as its key ingredient has sparked culinary curiosity on Chinese social media.
Patrons are supposed to suck on the small rocks to relish the rich and spicy flavor of the dish, which originated in the eastern Chinese province of Hubei.
They are instructed to suck off the flavors, then spit out the rocks – hence the dish’s name suodiu, meaning “suck and dispose.”
Videos of internet users sampling suodiu have sprung up all over Chinese social media platforms over the past week.
They also show how street vendors cook up the unusual dish. Vendors pour chilli oil onto pebbles sizzling on a teppanyaki-style grill, sprinkle garlic sauce all over them, then stir-fry everything with a mix of garlic cloves and diced peppers."
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