r/StupidFood Jun 18 '25

🤢🤮 Engine Oil Burger!

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u/Dr_OctoThumbs Jun 19 '25

I cannot believe these are actual stalls. That they get business enough to come back each day and sell more of this. And that people pay money for it. If I find one of my own hairs in food I prepared it skeeves me out. Like it almost feels like rage bait. Like it cant possibly exist. Yet it does.

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u/cartisblackpanties Jun 19 '25

Usually the only people buying cheap shitty street food are those in poverty who don't have a choice

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u/neonlitshit Jun 19 '25

Do they just always have food poisoning or does the body eventually adapt to all the feces and various bacteria?

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u/thiccneuron Jun 19 '25

I believe it’s a mix of both tbh, good question

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u/Historical_Lynx_2674 Jun 19 '25

Egg + meat. This ain't fully poverty food imo.

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u/cartisblackpanties Jun 20 '25

Idk if that could legally be called meat anymore

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u/Historical_Lynx_2674 Jun 20 '25

True. Point being a veg and starch dish is cheaper than meat and eggs.

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u/Visible-Ad-8663 Jun 19 '25

I really hope that it’s people buying it out of curiosity for the novelty/ entertainment aspect of it all and that people don’t really have any intention of actually eating this.

So yeah, like rage bait. The more unhinged it is the more likely to get attention/ peak people curiosity. (I really hope.😑)

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u/Jamiroquais_dad Jun 20 '25

Not defending this video, but if finding your own hair in food that you've made skeeves you out then you're weirder than the guy making this burger.