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Condom company spices up Malaysia’s sex life with ‘chili rice’ flavoured contraceptive Condom company spices up Malaysia’s sex life with ‘chili rice’ flavoured contraceptive
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A Malaysian contraceptive company is attempting to add a little spice to their customer’s sex life by introducing a condom that tastes like one of the country’s favorite chilli-infused rice dishes. A Malaysian contraceptive company is attempting to add a little spice to their customers' sex lives by introducing a condom that tastes like one of the country’s favorite chili-infused rice dishes.
The self-proclaimed world’s biggest condom manufacturer, Karex, offer a wide-range of flavoured condoms and recently added a ‘nasi lemak’, which translates to ‘fatty rice’, contraceptive to their vast collection. The self-proclaimed world’s biggest condom manufacturer, Karex, offer a wide-range of flavored condoms and recently added a ‘nasi lemak’, which translates to ‘fatty rice’, contraceptive to their vast collection.
The dish usually consists of rice cooked with coconut milk, and served with anchovies, roasted peanuts, a boiled egg, sliced cucumber and a dollop of fiery chili sauce, reports AFP.The dish usually consists of rice cooked with coconut milk, and served with anchovies, roasted peanuts, a boiled egg, sliced cucumber and a dollop of fiery chili sauce, reports AFP.
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“We Malaysians are divided across our political ideas, religion and race," said Karex chief executive Goh Miah Kiat. “We Malaysians are divided across our political ideas, religion and race," said Karex Chief Executive Goh Miah Kiat.
"I felt one thing that unites us all (is): 'Where's the best nasi lemak place you've been?'""I felt one thing that unites us all (is): 'Where's the best nasi lemak place you've been?'"
Kiat says the controversial flavours are more than just a marketing gimmick, and are actually intended to improve contraceptive use in the Muslim-majority country. Kiat says the controversial flavors are more than just a marketing gimmick, and are actually intended to improve contraceptive use in the Muslim-majority country.
"For me, it's about public health, and I want to get the message across to people," Goh said."For me, it's about public health, and I want to get the message across to people," Goh said.
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The limited edition condom flavor is expected to hit stores in November or December – just in time for the holidays!The limited edition condom flavor is expected to hit stores in November or December – just in time for the holidays!