Video: Man Enjoying Chinese Burger Stuffed with 'Insects', Internet Buzz
Fast foods like burgers and pizzas are beloved worldwide. Who can resist a delicious burger or a cheesy pizza? Every video of these fast foods, especially burgers, looks mouthwatering with a hot patty, fresh veggies like tomatoes, onions, pickles, and lettuce, and slices of cheese. What's not to love, right?
Well, there's a now-viral clip on the internet that might change your mind. This video shows something quite disturbing about burgers, and it might even leave you feeling disgusted. So, if you're a burger fan, you might want to brace yourself before watching.
Typically, a burger consists of two buns filled with a hot, crispy patty made from meat or potatoes, along with jalapenos, tomatoes, onions, pickles, gherkins, cheese, lettuce, and mayonnaise.
However, a viral video is circulating online that features a very unusual burger filling, which might make you reconsider your next burger order.
On Instagram, a video surfaced showing someone eating a burger. The video starts with a man holding two burger slices and placing them in a container filled with cooked insects. These insects look like bees and are seasoned with spices. Using the bread, he scoops them up, presses down to make a sandwich, and takes a bite. He seems to really enjoy the burger.
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The post said, 'Chinese food.' It got over 6 million views on social media. People in the comments were surprised. One person said, 'I'm glad I'm from India.' Another wrote, 'They might start eating each other soon.' Someone else said, 'I'm proud to be a vegetarian.' Another user commented, 'They'll eat anything that moves, no matter where it's from.'
The account shared a video of him getting the bugs ready for the sandwich. In the video, he fries the insects in oil, then adds plenty of salt and spices.
What's your take on this clip?
