Why should food stalls eat less?

With the improvement of living standards and the acceleration of the pace of life, many people are used to eating out or buying snacks, especially like to eat barbecue, kebabs, bean jelly and so on. In street stalls, this not only satisfies their desire, but also saves time. Especially in summer, the nightlife in the city is rich and the snacks are more diverse.

Walking in the street, the cries of hairy eggs, mala Tang, mutton kebabs and cold drinks come one after another, with low prices, diverse varieties and rich fragrance, attracting many people to stop.

However, while enjoying these "delicious snacks", people ignore the health problems, which inevitably lays a hidden danger for their health. According to the survey, more than 60% street food does not meet the hygiene standards.

Here, let's not talk about the hygiene of food itself. The dust flying from time to time alone adds a special "seasoning" to the food stall. Some stalls are located next to garbage bins, insects and flies are flying around, and some food stalls are placed next to drains. ...

Street food stalls are mostly unlicensed and lack necessary sanitary conditions. Food is easily contaminated by bacteria such as dust and waste gas, and the raw materials of some fried foods are unknown. If it is summer, food is easy to breed bacteria in hot weather, and people may get sick after eating it. At the same time, most of the employees in these stalls have not undergone health examination. If they carry infectious bacteria such as typhoid fever, dysentery and hepatitis B, it will bring great harm to consumers.

Especially worth mentioning is the hairy eggs in street fried food. Many people who have eaten hairy eggs say that they are delicious, and quite a few people also think that hairy eggs are nutritious and can nourish the body and strengthen the stomach. In fact, nutrition experts point out that hairy eggs are actually stillborn eggs, which are extremely harmful to human health.

Hairy eggs are mainly in the process of hatching chickens. Due to temperature, humidity, salmonella infection and parasite pollution, the development of chicken embryos stops and dead embryos form. Nutrients such as protein, fat, sugar, inorganic salts and vitamins contained in eggs have changed during incubation, and most of the nutrients have been consumed by the development of embryos. Even if you can leave some nutrients, it can't be compared with fresh eggs. Moreover, the eggshells of most hairy eggs have been broken, which is easy to be polluted by bacteria, which is very beneficial to the reproduction of bacteria under the appropriate temperature. If you eat contaminated hairy eggs, it will cause digestive tract diseases, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea and vomiting.

Among the food in food stalls, there is also a kind of mala Tang which is very popular with young people. Not only are there many kinds of food, but they also taste good, such as various vegetables and seafood. As we all know, these foods, especially seafood, are often polluted many times during processing, which is very harmful to human health after eating.

Some vendors are driven by profit. In order to keep seafood fresh for a long time, they often use industrial alkali and formalin, which are prohibited by the state, for soaking. These substances are quite toxic and easily cause discomfort and pathological changes in pharynx, mouth, esophagus and gastrointestinal tract after eating. Eating seafood soaked in formalin in large quantities or often will damage the human liver and even induce cancer.

Usually, seafood soaked in formalin has strong toughness and pungent smell. Moreover, vendors will put spicy condiments on squid and other seafood to cover up these smells, so it is not easy to be noticed.

Cold drinks in the street should not be drunk indiscriminately. In hot summer, some people can't resist the temptation of "cold drinks". However, these cold drinks on the street may be made by the stall owner himself. The taste of homemade soda is no different from that of shopping malls, but the sanitary conditions are quite different. As long as the discarded Coca-Cola bottles are filled with red, orange and purple flavors, and ice cubes are mixed in the bottles, bottles of cheap, sweet and colorful soda water can be made.

Street snacks are very harmful to human health, so don't patronize street food stalls for your own health.