I remember eating that and that night I felt those things were jumping inside my stomach and intestines. It was so ticklish but I couldn't scratch it....I just kept laughing. It kept me up all night. I tried drinking hot water to kill it but that didn't work and finally I down 2 beers and drowned it, fell asleep and woke up next morning feeling amazing
Tried it for the first time three weeks ago when I landed in Thailand in order to fly to Vietnam. It was a wierd feeling but tasted good. Sadly I thought I was ready for Thai spice... I was not. Only ate half of it before I had to tap out. Had some Leng Saeb before and though that was spicy but ok... it had nothing compared to the spices on the little scrimps. :'D
It’s one thing to sell something crazy like this, it’s another thing to buy it and actually want to eat it. I wonder that type of people are consuming this
@@verhalenuitdewijk You may dislike it, but calling food from another culture 'crap' is utterly unnneccesary and disrespectful. It does not make indonesians look good
The citric acid dissolves the proteins in the shrimps bodies. They’re “dancing” because they’ve essentially been dropped in a vat of acid, suffocating and liquifying at the same time
