Cooked Cockroach Is No Hazard

Name that Hazard! What kind of hazard is this? A) Chemical B) Physical C) Biological D) No hazard Incorrect. This is NOT a hazard. Provided that the cockroach is cooked to a pathogen killing temperature of 74°C, the cockroach could be eaten.

A screenshot of a hazard-identification quiz shows a bowl of rice containing a cockroach and a glass of water. The answer “D) No hazard” is marked incorrect, but the explanation says the cockroach could be eaten if cooked to 74°C, making the quiz’s logic absurd and disgusting. It is used as a reaction to bizarre rules, technically correct answers, or unsettling bureaucratic reasoning. EN: A screenshot of a hazard-identification quiz shows a bowl of rice containing a cockroach and a glass of water. The answer “D) No hazard” is marked incorrect, but the explanation says the cockroach could be eaten if cooked to 74°C, making the quiz’s logic absurd and disgusting. It is used as a reaction to bizarre rules, technically correct answers, or unsettling bureaucratic reasoning.

• @rzeczyzabawne / 4894 2022-12-30