Sorry that this is gross. If you find a large slug in your broccoli at a restaurant,
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Anonymous
| does it mean that the broccoli wasn't washed? This didn't happen to me, BTW. |
Anonymous
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No it doesn't mean it wasn't washed.
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Anonymous
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Slugs don't wash off. You have to see it there and pull it off. It more likely indicates very fresh produce.
But, yes, yuck. |
Anonymous
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fresh produce, not covered with chemicals that would kill bugs/slugs.
I know it's gross, but I feel like it should be "good luck" |
Anonymous
| Thank you! |
Anonymous
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Was the slug dead? Otherwise, the broccoli wasn't cooked/steamed, or however prepared.
Or the slug, if alive, made it onto the broccoli after the broccoli was cooked....in which case I'd question the health standards of the kitchen. |
Anonymous
| How TF does a restaurant send out a plate with a giant slug in it? |
Anonymous
| Escargot |
Anonymous
| "There are SNAILS on my plate!" - Steve Martin |
Anonymous
| A lady complained there was a dead animal in her pasta. It was basil on top of a tomato chunk. |
Anonymous
| You call health inspectors. And possibly sue. |