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Scarlett | 20:16 Sun 17th Feb 2008 | Food & Drink
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I have just had some thai red chicken from Tesco- it had all these inch long fibres in it. They were a bit stiffer than a hair but looked fibrous. Any idea what they were? Part of the sauce, or something gross?
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could it be ginger ? that can be fibrous ,if you aren't too sure send it off to tescos with a letter of complaint ,at the very least you should get a voucher to spend on another one
20:32 Sun 17th Feb 2008
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It could also be bamboo shoots. These are quite fibrous.
20:34 Sun 17th Feb 2008
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It could be lemon grass....often used in Thai curries,and rather " woody ".
21:06 Sun 17th Feb 2008

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