Anyone else having second thoughts about even eating chinese here at home?

with all the revelations about all the poisonous ,and toxic substances that are coming here from China.

I know some people who are no longer eating at Panda Express.

Also, is the political issue of trade and proper disclosure of origination of all foods and products a concern to you?

Anyone else having second thoughts about even eating chinese here at home?live update

Now Mattel Toys has a problem with the toys made there. Lead based paint and a huge recall. I bought Beef Jerky from Costco, Jack Links, made in China, and when I got it home and opened it, it was moldy. They offered to replace it. I told them one bag of moldy jerky is enough.

Anyone else having second thoughts about even eating chinese here at home?norten

I agree that the Chinese need to solve their tainted products problem but boycotting Chinese restaurants is pointless. It's about as dumb as calling french fries "freedom fries."
You do realise when you order your Wonton noodle soup or chicken in black bean sauce - it is not actually delivered from China - they make it right here!
lol... that's ridiculous. It's the food that's MADE in China that's the problem, not to mention all of the toxic chemical-laden consumer goods and cheap plastic crap that fills every Wal-Mart and Target around the country.

As with ANY food, you should know where it comes from before consuming it. Most people don't realize how pesticide-ridden and preservative-filled the processed and mass-produced food is our own country, much less the stuff imported from thousands of miles away.
Those are owned by Americans, and the food is made by Americans from American ingredients. Boycotting Chinese restaurants is kinda dumb. Boycotting Chinese made products is a far better idea.