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[inhawaii]

I like to come on here  and share strange items i stumble across on ebay.

How about this one: 

40g Chinese Foods Spicy Small Duck Leg Delicious snacks Vacuum-packed

It brings up a few questions.

I have no idea what the seller pays for one of these, but how can he sell it for $1.61 and free shipping?

Would this pass agriculture/customs inspection?

I'm tempted to spend $1.61 just to find out.

[lightlily_arts]

Is it dried?  Just wondering about spoilage

[southern*sweet*tea]

Since it's a packaged, commercially processed food, there would most likely be no problem with customs/agricultural inspection.

40g = about 1.5 oz, so it's probably a tiny dried duckling drumette and not an actual small leg.

[banana*shoe*boutique]

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@inhawaii wrote:

I like to come on here  and share strange items i stumble across on ebay.

How about this one: 

40g Chinese Foods Spicy Small Duck Leg Delicious snacks Vacuum-packed

It brings up a few questions.

I have no idea what the seller pays for one of these, but how can he sell it for $1.61 and free shipping?

Would this pass agriculture/customs inspection?

I'm tempted to spend $1.61 just to find out.

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"Enquiring minds want to know"....lol

I love duck but no way am I buying it this way.  Read the reviews.  There have already been some adventurous ones before you.

[inhawaii]

I went ahead and bought 4 of these.

I also bought 4 chicken feet from the same seller.

$1.61 with free shipping and $1.25 with free shipping.  What a deal ... even if it's going to be gag gifts.

A duck leg and a chicken foot.  What a great stocking stuffer!  LOL

[chili5219]

The duck legs are really good, I used to get them at a local market.

[inhawaii]

Do the Chinese realy eat those as snacks?

My ides of a snack is a Hostess Twinkie.

[candd205]

Yikes, they look scary.