Hello, I have a question for you. One of my friends I grew up with was from Laos, and his family lives in America. I would eat at his families dinner party's and there was some dips that they had that I can never find what they were. One was like a dark green sauce that they said was made from the juices of cattle dung. I can't seem to find anywhere what this would be called. We would dip our sticky rice in it. There was another sauce that had a lighter colour to it, both tasted similar but different.
Hello @norfboy, I think you meant to say gallbladder holds a digestive fluid called bile from the cow. Not all Lao people eat this, but most of them like to eat it.
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Hello, I have a question for you. One of my friends I grew up with was from Laos, and his family lives in America. I would eat at his families dinner party's and there was some dips that they had that I can never find what they were. One was like a dark green sauce that they said was made from the juices of cattle dung. I can't seem to find anywhere what this would be called. We would dip our sticky rice in it. There was another sauce that had a lighter colour to it, both tasted similar but different.
Hello @norfboy, I think you meant to say gallbladder holds a digestive fluid called bile from the cow. Not all Lao people eat this, but most of them like to eat it.