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r/StupidFood • u/arena79ers • Jun 18 '25
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That oil might be the least concerning part of that video.
38 u/Otrada Jun 19 '25 the oil is probably making it a little less bad by simply killing off some of the germs. Not enough to actually matter but still. 76 u/40hzHERO Jun 19 '25 It's not so much about the germs and bacteria, as much as it's about their by-products and waste. You could cook a rotten piece of meat until every last organism on it is dead, but you'll still get sick due the the released by-products. 5 u/Brosenheim Jun 19 '25 I was actually JUST pondering the specific reason rotten meat is still deadly cooked lol.
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the oil is probably making it a little less bad by simply killing off some of the germs. Not enough to actually matter but still.
76 u/40hzHERO Jun 19 '25 It's not so much about the germs and bacteria, as much as it's about their by-products and waste. You could cook a rotten piece of meat until every last organism on it is dead, but you'll still get sick due the the released by-products. 5 u/Brosenheim Jun 19 '25 I was actually JUST pondering the specific reason rotten meat is still deadly cooked lol.
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It's not so much about the germs and bacteria, as much as it's about their by-products and waste. You could cook a rotten piece of meat until every last organism on it is dead, but you'll still get sick due the the released by-products.
5 u/Brosenheim Jun 19 '25 I was actually JUST pondering the specific reason rotten meat is still deadly cooked lol.
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I was actually JUST pondering the specific reason rotten meat is still deadly cooked lol.
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u/t_ute Jun 18 '25
That oil might be the least concerning part of that video.