Is it genuinely safe to eat street kottu roti late at night.
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Eating kottu directly from a highly busy local street cart is generally incredibly surprisingly safe. Because the ingredients are relentlessly chopped and aggressively stir fried on a massive blazing hot iron griddle the extreme heat instantly perfectly destroys practically all harmful bacteria.
The absolute golden rule is to exclusively strictly order from massive bustling stalls that have a huge line of local Sri Lankans waiting. High turnover absolutely guarantees that the chopped roti and fresh vegetables are entirely fresh. If you are deeply worried simply safely order a highly delicious vegetarian version.
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