Netizen says ‘Arabiki’ is Japanese word for ‘coarsely ground’ and there’s no intent to mislead or be insensitive
The Independent·2023-02-01 17:00
SINGAPORE — There was a bit of a stir online over locally sold Arabiki sausages, with some appearing to take umbrage over the product’s name.
A Facebook post was circulated recently, showing a package of Arabiki sausages from FairPrice. The caption reads, “Very insensitive!!! NTUC FairPrice. Look at the ingredients…why named Arab…? Be very careful my Muslims family…”
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Userjl9x 02/02/2023
Aiyeo. Why always have this funny and weired people around leh.. non educated is it.. wow lau. ps go read more books before finding fault. such fun to read nastia news. Its entertaining boy. I just love it.
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Tony Tan8490 02/02/2023
The person who reacted must have thinking too much as to question the wording of a foreign language
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beagle 01/02/2023
once again, ignorance causing problems 🙄
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Boyan619 01/02/2023
this is an old News
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milky n yoyo 02/02/2023
user wrote on Tuesday (Jan 31), “Honestly, I feel the post is exaggerating the issue. ‘
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