Recently, a video of six Thai workers chewing boneless chicken feet went viral on the Internet in Thailand and has also spread in our country. In the video, the worker gnaws the chicken feet directly with his hands and mouth. In this way, he takes out the bones inside and sells them in the market.

As someone who has never eaten chicken feet, I was very shocked when I saw this video. This must be a wake-up call for netizens and gourmets who love chicken feet.

The workers in the video did not wear special gloves on their hands. They just picked it up and gnawed it with their hands. With skillful movements, they could gnaw out the bones of a chicken foot in a few seconds. Of course, there are many chicken feet. A puddle of saliva. It is also reported that workers have been chewing boneless chicken feet with their mouths for a long time. It is faster than using pliers and does not damage the chicken skin. The chicken feet look more beautiful.

Hey, in order to survive, people will do anything. Let’s not talk about whether this is fair to consumers? Can eating such chicken feet ensure the health of consumers? The key is, will these workers not be infected with bacteria by chewing chicken feet? Won't you get sick? If there was a bird flu, wouldn't all the workers die? Isn't it disgusting to eat raw chicken feet like this every day and make your mouth full of blood? Can you still eat? Is it really worth it to ignore your own health and life safety just to make more money to survive?

Some netizens also joked: "This is the best way to process chicken feet, so that consumers can 100% believe that the chicken feet have no additives and can be eaten with confidence, because if they contain toxic substances, the workers may have eaten them early." No more, hahaha..."

It is estimated that our domestic labor force is in short supply and the demand for chicken feet is huge. It would be a fantasy to sell chicken feet by mouth!

Dear readers, what do you think of this matter?