But.. If You Wanted To Make Cardboard Buns, This is How!

Regardless whether the whole fiasco over Pork flavored cardboard buns was made up or not, the cardboard stuffed bun story has inspired this Japanese guy.

If you want to make cardboard bun, this is how.

  1. Soak cardboard paper in the alkali solution.

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  2. Chop it up.

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  3. Mix the cardboard paper with vegitables, real pork and seasoning.

    214b But.. If You Wanted To Make Cardboard Buns, This is How! picture

  4. Make the dumplings.

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  5. Steam for 12 minutes.

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  6. Before eating, drink bottle of vinegar to neutralize the alkali and help digest the cardboard.

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  7. Mmm… little chewy, but it does taste like real pork.

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How does it taste? “Ummm…besides a little chewy and bit uncomfortable when it stuck between the teeth, it doesn’t taste that bad, actually.”

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By Mui Mui on 20-07-2007

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Comments (3)

  1. Comment by DARKWING DUCK

    July 20th, 2007 at 2:56 pm

    IT TASTE LIKE SCHOOL LUNCH

  2. Comment by Cent changes coins

    July 25th, 2007 at 1:56 am

    Mmmmm…. cardboardy…..

  3. Comment by pebbles

    January 4th, 2008 at 1:31 am

    his face suggests that the vinegar is eating through his stomach lining.

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