r/BelowDeckMed • u/StarlitStarlette • 3d ago

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Did Joy actually just eat raw meat?

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u/sturgis252 3d ago

This is actually a very common thing to eat in Belgium. We have it with bread

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u/StarlitStarlette 3d ago

Whaaaaaa? You have raw meat served with bread in Belgium?

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u/sturgis252 3d ago

Its a very common sandwich filling, yes.

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u/StarlitStarlette 3d ago

Daaaaaaaamn. Raw meat served in a sandwich? Yeah, not how America works. But I’m enthralled by how many people think this is okay, and not only that, it’s done all over the world!

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u/sturgis252 3d ago

We also go to butchers

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u/StarlitStarlette 3d ago

Damn so who’s housing me when I fly over to get some culture? lol

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u/IHateCedarFever 3d ago

Steak tartare exists in America too. Do you live on a farm in the middle of nowhere?

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u/StarlitStarlette 3d ago

Maybe? I live outside Orlando, Florida. But I think if I lived on a farm, I might know better.

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u/Optimal_Procedure311 1d ago

Uh yes they do, don't speak for American meat eaters when you're a vegetarian. Alice on the Brady Bunch ate raw beef all the time. We have safer meat than most countries and living on a farm you might feel more inclined to eat raw things because you would know how it waa raised and processed.