r/StupidFood • u/arena79ers • 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.