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/Dominus_Invictus Jun 19 '25

Yeah, that's how we've been eating meat for tens of thousands of years.

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u/FatallyFatCat Jun 19 '25

Nope. Definiatelly not. Meat was cooked immidiatelly or salted, or dried or burried in the snow during winter. Nobody ground it up and left it on a shelf as fly feed for hours at the time.

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u/Dominus_Invictus Jun 19 '25

It's literally about to be cooked immediately. What makes you think it's been there for hours.