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Here Are The 22 Products You Will Only Find at Chinese Walmarts
Feb 27, 2014 21:36
Some of these items are normal for many Asian countries, but then there's the bizarre crocodile and pig faces and assorted dried reptile parts. It may be a shock to some, but this is what people eat in some parts of the world.
Heck, there's even diet water. Check out the list below:
Crocodiles in the frozen meat section (with tomato in the mouth?)
Mixed meat (of something?)
Real live hopping frogs
Real live hopping frogs and real live swimming turtles
Orange juice and cooking oil combination
Instead of bags of rice, it is tons of rice!
Walmart-brand liquor
Premium liquor box sets
Assorted dried reptile parts, doesn't sound very delicious but it is a thing.
Open-air racks of ribs, hygiene is questionable
An entire shark
So many chopsticks.
Fox meat
Ducks. In rows.
Men's anti-bacterial underwear, because apparently infection could be a thing?
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