Netizens said that the high mountain baby cabbage was not rotten after being stored at room temperature for 15 days, and it was suspected that it had been preserved by formaldehyde.

Some netizens posted on the social platform that they bought alpine baby cabbage on August 26 and kept it at room temperature without ice. It turned out that it had not rotten even after 15 days. (Picture taken from Threads)

Recently, it has been revealed in China that unscrupulous business operators soaked or applied formaldehyde solution (commonly known as formalin) to the roots of Chinese cabbage in order to preserve freshness and prevent corrosion. A netizen posted on a social platform that he bought alpine baby cabbage on August 26 and left it at room temperature without ice. It turned out that it had not rotten even after 15 days.

The netizen posted a photo on the social platform Threads. In the photo, it is alpine baby cabbage. There is a piece of paper on it that says "Purchase at 8/26 20:05 from the number machine." The original PO said in the post that the Vietnamese baby cabbage was purchased on 8/26 on Day 15. It was at room temperature without ice and it was unknown when it would rot.

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After seeing the post, netizens left comments such as "Formaldehyde-laden baby vegetables are still there after people leave." "Chinese fruits won't go bad if left at room temperature for a week in summer! That's amazing!" "I came on a pilgrimage. I guess it will take 40 days before they go bad." "It proves that formaldehyde can really preservative." Regarding some netizens' doubts about whether to put it in Ziploc bags are therefore not rotten. The original PO replied, "Of course it won't be damaged if you put a zipper bag? Look at this bag. It's so rotten that it smells like dead mice and juices are coming out. There are a lot of you who want to open the zipper bags suddenly. Don't hurt you! We are all on the same side, don't hurt each other like this!"

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For some netizens who questioned whether it was put in a ziplock bag so it won't rot, the original PO replied, "Of course it won't be broken if it is put in a ziplock bag? Look at this bag, it's so rotten, it smells like a dead mouse, and juice is coming out. There are a lot of you who suddenly want to open the zipper bag, don't hurt you! We are all on the same side, don't hurt each other like this!" (Picture taken from Threads)

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