Philip4564:
So na January 2022 thread una just dey move come front page...I'm sure the Op must have forgotten this incident

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

chiboycue:





According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cockroaches do not bite. They can, however, scratch you with their heavy leg spines. And because they carry bacteria, a cockroach scratch could potentially become infected.
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), cockroaches carry bacteria that, if deposited on food, can cause salmonella, staphylococcus, and streptococcus. According to the World Health organization (WHO), cockroaches have been known to play a role as carriers of intestinal diseases, such as dysentery,  diarrhea,  cholera, and typhoid fever.

My candid advice is that you do away with your bacteria infested pot of soup irrepective of the the protein in it because HEALTH is WEALTH.

hardon1:
If actually u did boil it for 10mins, then the soup is good to go. 10 min boiling is more than enough to kill any germ in the bastard insect. I have eaten such before. Mine was even worse sef, and I did not die.

It normally happens when you cook or steam your, open it to cool off and forget to cover it when it has cooled down

Nothing will happen, except you mind will disturb u all through today and perhaps tomorrow that you ate a cockroach infested food

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

chiboycue:





According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cockroaches do not bite. They can, however, scratch you with their heavy leg spines. And because they carry bacteria, a cockroach scratch could potentially become infected.
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), cockroaches carry bacteria that, if deposited on food, can cause salmonella, staphylococcus, and streptococcus. According to the World Health organization (WHO), cockroaches have been known to play a role as carriers of intestinal diseases, such as dysentery,  diarrhea,  cholera, and typhoid fever.

My candid advice is that you do away with your bacteria infested pot of soup irrepective of the the protein in it because HEALTH is WEALTH.

MrAgbako:
Omo I just weak. All I can say is that I hate cockroaches with strong passion and I cant stand them ..... Better flush that dirty soup away

thesicilian:
Take the cockroach to the hospital let collect it's blood samples to check for infections. If there's none then you can eat the soup.

hardon1:


I can smell them from 2meters away, and I no dey spare them when I see them. I hate that insect ghan!

XTHRONE:
Chai, what Buhari govt have reduced pple to, pls throw that stuff away and keep your house clean.

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

Nnamaka1:


Thats if you put your mind on it na

baralatie:
Well unless the cockroaches migrated from the toilet areas.
Hmmm
Wahala dey be that

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

hardon1:


Who told you cockroaches do not bite.

OkuFaba:
In China, cockroaches are considered as a highly proteinous meal,

But the difference in Nigerian and Chinese cockroaches is ours live in soakaway pits, .

Boiling the soup you have boiled its yamayama inside the soup.

Enjoy your protein, you should have left it inside as part if ur meat.

thesicilian:
Take the cockroach to the hospital let collect it's blood samples to check for infections. If there's none then you can eat the soup.

tosine90:
Hello friends.

I woke up this morning to discover a dead cockroach in my pot of soup. Immediately I notice it I quickly removed it and boil the soup for 10 mins . The issue is I am not ready to dispose it because there is still much protein it. To get a new soup in this harsh economy is very costly. I need advice to avoid getting sick. Kindly help a brother.

OkuFaba:
In China, cockroaches are considered as a highly proteinous meal,

But the difference in Nigerian and Chinese cockroaches is ours live in soakaway pits, .

Boiling the soup you have boiled its yamayama inside the soup.

Enjoy your protein, you should have left it inside as part if ur meat.