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Kung Pao Chicken (1997)
A Chinese chef (Chef Chu) made the most delicious Kung Pao Chicken in the world. But one day something went terribly wrong. Chef Chu came up with a solution that would change the West forever!
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A Chinese chef (Chef Chu) made the most delicious Kung Pao Chicken in the world. But one day something went terribly wrong. Chef Chu came up with a solution that would change the West forever!
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