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Thịt chua is the sour pork of the Mường of Thanh Sơn in Phú Thọ. Thin slices of pork are seasoned with salt and tossed in thính, a roasted, finely ground flour of maize, rice and mung bean, then packed into bamboo tubes lined and capped with guava leaves and left to sour for 4–7 days. No scientific study of it was found.
A short entry: the sources we found record only what is said here about Thịt chua itself.
Short entryMeat4 days – 7 days
Recipe
No fixed amounts recordedA village product with no fixed amounts in the sources found.
Total time across the recorded steps: 4 days – 7 days
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What changes:Pork is sliced thin and seasoned with salt and spices
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Slice and season the pork
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At a glance
Thịt chua is the sour pork of the Mường of Thanh Sơn in Phú Thọ. Thin slices of pork are seasoned with salt and tossed in thính, a roasted, finely ground flour of maize, rice and mung bean, then packed into bamboo tubes lined and capped with guava leaves and left to sour for 4–7 days. No scientific study of it was found. Made in 4 steps over 4 days – 7 days. The longest step, ferment, takes 4–7 days (Thuý Uyên 2025).
Thịt chua is coated in roasted flour (thính) and packed in bamboo tubes, while nem chua is minced pork with rind, wrapped in leaves and eaten after a short ferment.
This page records a practice; it is not a method to follow. The source describes raw pork sliced, packed and soured with no cooking step, and no study we found measures its pH, salt or pathogens. Raw pork can carry Trichinella worms. In northern Vietnam, five documented outbreaks among people who ate raw pork caused 126 confirmed cases and 8 deaths, and fermented nem chua from a wild boar was among the sources of one of them. CDC says curing, drying or smoking alone does not reliably kill the worms. Cook it through before eating.
Hazards the sources name: Trichinella spiralis, identified in muscle biopsies from patients of a 2012 outbreak in northern Vietnam traced to raw lap and fermented nem chua (a related Vietnamese sour pork) from a wild boar. Thịt chua itself was not tested.