The story on cardboard dinner rolls served by a Chinese street vendor is fake, i.e. not real. Beijing TV initially carried the story which spread like hot grease around the world. Just like numerous other Chinese products it carried an improper ingredient. Rather than poison the roll story had been stuffed with lies. Had the reporter read the White House Lessons Learned Report after Hurricane Katrina? It also omitted real substance. Welcome to the lowest common denominator world. Fortunately the U.S. is already the world's leader in fake news...
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