If you're easily grossed out or squeamish by the mere mention of words like poop, poo or dung, you've officially been warned. Today's Gotta Watch is all about that and it's inspired by a Chinese businessman whose livelihood thrives on crap.  The thought of willingly consuming this excrement probably hasn't crossed your mind a whole lot, but there are people who choose to offer up quite a bit of money for it. Would you pay to consume something made with poop? Sound off below.
From panda poo to costly brew
A Chinese entrepreneur launched his own brand of tea that might make you think twice before you drink. That's because the secret ingredient is tons of panda dung. What's possibly more surprising than the poop aspect is that it’s actually good for you. Check out this video to see how the tea is made and to find out why people are willing to pay $200 per cup. If that isn't enough to make you want to watch, you'll have to see what the guy who created the tea is wearing in this video.
Cat poop coffee takes unappetizing path
If panda poo tea isn't enough for you to stomach, how does exotic cat poop coffee sound? It's a very rare type of coffee that takes a rather unappetizing path to the coffee cup. You've gotta watch to learn how berries and a Kopi Luwak end up making one of the most expensive varieties of coffee.
Filed by CNN's Rachael Anderson. Did you lose a bet or something, or did some editor have a talk with you about "paying your dues"? I'm guessing that talk was a practical joke.
Filed under: Agriculture • Animals • China • Gotta Watch • Health • Michigan........MICHIGAN?
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There's no panda poop in the tea, they're just using it as fertilizer. Using manure as fertilizer isn't exactly a new or unusual concept. @Sofa King- The coffee shop in the second video is located in Michigan.
americans are feed manure on a daily basis by most gov't agencies
I just pooped myself again.
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"CNN – inspired by a chinese businessman whose livlihood thrives on crap".
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I drank coffee in Costa Rica for a long time before I understood that a small amount of cow dung is added into the mix for flavor. And, of course, my dog has never had a problem with eating poo.
It's NO joke
It's funny to me that people think this stuff is gross when a lot of the red meat Americans eat has poop in it. The slaughter houses where most of the meat for the hamburgers you eat have traces of poop from the cows because their bowels are often ruptured during the cleaning process which causes fecal matter to end up in the meat. Next time you eat that hamburger at McDonalds, there is a good chance it has a little poo in it... enjoy 🙂
Well, that's enough internet for me today...
Look at it as endangered species conservation! If you need the poop of the panda or a big cat....you need the animal alive. Maybe there will be an uptick in populations because there's a buck to be made...even if it is in captivity.
Dung
Hmmm, a little secret no one knows 😉
banasy put her dogs dung in her husbands coffee!
Whadidding?
My husband makes ME coffee...no poo involved.
Don't be jealous.
I was going to click report abuse on this one – but I'm going to allow it.
It probably would not taste any worse than some of the coffee I used to drink in all-night diners.
I ralphed in Orange Park, Fl once. Too much tequila.
Using animal & human manure as fertilizer is better than chemical and commonly use in the past. The vegetables & fruits from our grocery stores are tasteless and with less nutritions than the foods that I'd when I was a kid, not to mention the safety concerns. If you notice more and more people grow their own food in their back yard.
Time to start seeds of the tomato and pepper, bye bye!