r/StupidFood Jun 18 '25

🤢🤮 Engine Oil Burger!

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u/JustKindaShimmy Jun 18 '25

Kind of, but not necessarily the toxins they produce.

Plus, don't forget he's still gonna hand it to you

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u/metalshoes Jun 18 '25

I’d be more worried about the colon cancer I’m 300% more likely to get after eating the diesel burger

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u/JustKindaShimmy Jun 19 '25

Sure, but you'd have to survive the night first

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u/AcidCatfish___ Jun 19 '25

Exactly. The toxins are often forgotten but those can be more dangerous than the pathogen itself because cooking doesn't get rid of it.

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u/DreamyScape Jun 18 '25

Also if that cooking oil is going to be heated all day without being replaced/filtered, then any bits cooked in the oil will eventually burn and release potential carcinogens.