Difference between revisions of "San-nakji"

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Idiot Food.

San-nakji (also known as Sannakji and Idiot Food) is a Korean style Sashimi dish that consists of dead raw octopus, chopped and traditionally served drizzled with sesame oil. It is served instantly after chopping when pieces that are still in motion. Served while the octopus tentacles are still wriggling, the food poses a safety risk and people are advised to cut it into smaller pieces and chew thoroughly before swallowing. Why is this dish a "thing?"

Because being cool in front of your shitty friends is cool.

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If you're a stickler^[1] for fresh sushI, This dish is gripping! ^[2] San-nakji appears on many menus as a meal or late-night snack in Korea. What this means is that it is mostly eaten by people who have just left the bar, are hungry, and stupid enough to be bullied by their friends into eating it.

for the article

https://www.independent.co.uk/asia/east-asia/south-korea-sannakji-live-octopus-delicacy-b2435590.html

https://www.mashed.com/680157/why-sannakji-is-so-dangerous-to-eat/

https://arenaissancewriter.medium.com/banned-sannakji-the-asphyxiation-octopus-750fb1b0ad8a

https://www.foodandwine.com/news/sannakji-live-octopus-dish

https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/sannakji-moving-octopus-korea

References

↑ HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get it?
↑ HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I did it again!!!

mmmmm, San-nakji is a part of a series on Food

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[1] HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get it?

[2] HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I did it again!!!

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 Idiot Food.
-'''San-nakji''' (also known as Sannakji and Idiot Food) is a Korean style Sashimi dish that consists of dead raw octopus that is chopped and traditionally served drizzled with sesame oil, but is served instantly after chopping when pieces that are still in motion.  Served while the octopus tentacles are still wriggling, the food poses a safety risk and people are advised to cut it into smaller pieces and chew thoroughly before swallowing.  Why is this dish a ''"thing?"''
+'''San-nakji''' (also known as '''Sannakji''' and '''Idiot Food''') is a Korean style Sashimi dish that consists of dead raw octopus, chopped and traditionally served drizzled with sesame oil. It is served instantly after chopping when pieces that are still in motion.  Served while the octopus tentacles are still wriggling, the food poses a safety risk and people are advised to cut it into smaller pieces and chew thoroughly before swallowing.  Why is this dish a ''"thing?"''
 Because being '''cool''' in front of your shitty friends is '''cool.'''
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 ==Description==
-If you're a ''stickler''<ref>HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get it?  </ref> for fresh sushI, This dish is ''gripping!'' <ref>HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I did it again!!!</ref>
+If you're a ''stickler''<ref>HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Get it?  </ref> for fresh sushI, This dish is ''gripping!'' <ref>HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! I did it again!!!</ref>  San-nakji appears on many menus as a meal or late-night snack in Korea.  What this means is that it is mostly eaten by people who have just left the bar, are hungry, and stupid enough to be bullied by their friends into eating it.
 ==for the article==
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 https://www.foodandwine.com/news/sannakji-live-octopus-dish
+https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/sannakji-moving-octopus-korea
 ==References==
 <references />
-https://www.atlasobscura.com/foods/sannakji-moving-octopus-korea
+{{Food}}

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