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A street vendor is recorded on video selling dog meat to tourists in Kuta.
Personally, I've found dog to have quite a distinctive texture and taste which leads me to wonder how these street vendors are preparing the meat before sale so as to conceal it's strong flavour. I'm not sure lashings of sate would disguise it.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...sts-being-unknowingly-served-dog-meat-in-bali
Personally, I've found dog to have quite a distinctive texture and taste which leads me to wonder how these street vendors are preparing the meat before sale so as to conceal it's strong flavour. I'm not sure lashings of sate would disguise it.
A report has found Bali food vendors are deceiving Australian tourists into buying dog meat obtained using cruel and brutal means.
An investigation led by Animals Australia (AA) revealed evidence Bali dogs are being beaten, poisoned and strangled for their meat, ABC’s 7.30 Report has revealed.
While the sale of dog meat is not illegal in Bali, consumption of poisoned meat or the cruel slaughter of animals is, AA campaign director Lyn White told the program.
"The dog-meat trade breaches animal cruelty laws and food safety laws. That is a statement of fact," she said.
Video shared by AA shows one instance of an investigator, identified by the 7.30 Report as “Luke”, asking a vendor if it is indeed dog satay he is selling.
The vendor confirms this is indeed the fact before approaching a group of Australians to make a sale, purposely concealing the fact to the buyers.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...sts-being-unknowingly-served-dog-meat-in-bali
