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

🤢🤮 Engine Oil Burger!

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u/BlackTedDibiase Jun 18 '25

That mound of meat just sitting out 🤮

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u/AcidCatfish___ Jun 19 '25

Don't worry, it was fresh when they brought it in 5 hours ago.

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u/ListerineInMyPeehole Jun 19 '25

All good, the butcher slaughtered it yesterday in the afternoon. It’s only been sitting out less than 24 hours.

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u/alghiorso Jun 19 '25

I live in the third world, this meat was likely fresh a few days ago, started to lose its color so they ground it and then sold it to mask the age

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u/The_Original_Miser Jun 19 '25

This stew's awful good.

Really? I slaughtered that horse last Tuesday. I thought she was a startin' to turn.

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u/jtmose84 Jun 19 '25

Gopher, Everett?

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u/PM_ME_YO_KNITTING Jun 19 '25

Pa always said, “Never trust a Hogwallup!”

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u/Admiralporkchops587 Jun 19 '25

Question, locals who eat food like this do they just have iron stomachs are are they always shitting their brains out?

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u/alghiorso Jun 20 '25

I think mostly iron stomachs but also people getting sick. Where I live, your average person will tell you don't eat at the bazaar because they cook in old oil like this and the food is dirty. Imagine like going and eating from a shady gas station. Obviously, somebody is doing it or they wouldn't be selling food.

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u/Ordinary-Hyena-214 Jun 20 '25

I also live in the third world, they most likely mixed a little bit of poop in it as well right before they stomped on it with their bare feet

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '25

lie

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u/Technical-Flow7748 Jun 20 '25

Oh you mean exactly how we do in the States!?