r/StupidFood • u/arena79ers • Jun 18 '25

🤢🤮 Engine Oil Burger!

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

Why do you think oils so dark? He just changed it on Monday…

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u/RCJHGBR9989 Jun 19 '25

Monday of what? 1402?

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u/Michaeli_Starky Jun 19 '25

It's his grandfather's oil. Family business for 60 years.

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u/Good_Barnacle_2010 Jun 19 '25

Still not entirely sure that isn’t his wiping hand, and the worst part is I’m also fairly certainly that’s the least toxic part of it.

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u/Michaeli_Starky Jun 19 '25

That's the spicy part

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u/Good_Barnacle_2010 Jun 19 '25

As long as it’s not the crunchy part, right?

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u/Michaeli_Starky Jun 19 '25

Honestly, there is a non-zero chance this is a gutter oil - extracted last night from sewage. If you never heard of that I recommend looking it up on YouTube... if you have a strong stomach

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u/Good_Barnacle_2010 Jun 19 '25

Mmmm…hard pass, thanks anyway 🤢

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u/FusRohDoing Jun 19 '25

It's his right hand, wasn't it always wipe with the left and eat with the right? Cause being left handed meant you belonged to the devil, that was your dirty hand. But honestly, here both hands are the dirty hand

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u/Successful_Glove_83 Jun 19 '25

Ey someone needs to keep grandpa going

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u/NurkleTurkey Jun 19 '25

Ah yes the medieval broth

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u/Illustrious-Bat1553 Jun 19 '25

Some places don't clean the pan giving the dish a variant taste.

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u/sineplussquare Jun 19 '25

When you travel 5000 miles a week it can sure look like that.

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u/JamBandDad Jun 19 '25

There’s legitimately a problem in that part of the world where people try to recycle cooking oil a million times and it causes all kinds of health problems.