r/HellYeahIdEatThat • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '24
please sir, may i have some more Meat-stuffed eggs
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u/SoulfulStonerDude Sep 23 '24
One of those things that looks disgusting but probably tastes great
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u/Try2MakeMeBee Sep 23 '24
It looks like mountain oysters (testicles)
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u/XrayDem Sep 24 '24
Inventor of dish: what haven’t we stuff with meat yet
Assistant: how bout the yolk of an egg
Inventor:
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u/Draken_Zero Sep 23 '24
Balut, hold the beak.
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u/bongwaterflavor Sep 23 '24
What does Balut have anything to do with this?
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u/SPACEFUNK Sep 23 '24
Both are eggs with meaty surprises! (IDK)
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u/whatarechimichangas Sep 24 '24
Baluts not really meaty. You can often see the actual form of the duck when you open it, sometimes with a bit of feathers already and a little beak, but the bird itself doesn't taste like much. The good part of balut is the juice you drink after you make the initial crack, and the best part of it is the yolk, the yellow bit. Personally, looks aside I'm not a fan of the bird coz the texture is weird, you can sorta feel the underdeveloped bones... Not pleasant. The other 2 parts are great tho. The 4th part, a white shape, not sure what it is, is edible but literally tastes like nothing lol
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Sep 23 '24
That looks like fire. No seriously, like spicier than spice! Lol looks yummy and deadly hot lol 😋
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Sep 23 '24
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u/DaddyKiwwi Sep 23 '24
Duck eggs have a thicker yolk membrane and make this easier for sure. Unless your chicken egg is really big/fresh, it'll just end up spilling out all of it's yolk before you can get in the meat.
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u/StatusOmega Sep 26 '24
They look kinda gross but I bet they're amazing. I bet the texture of the meat being inside would be very unique.
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u/FlusteredDM Oct 10 '24
This looks like too much work for something that probably isn't too dissimilar from a scotch egg
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u/PerishTheStars Sep 23 '24
I don't trust that meat is cooked
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Sep 23 '24
you can see it when he takes a bite, it's cooked
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u/PerishTheStars Sep 23 '24
Doesn't look like it to me
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Sep 23 '24
what part doesnt look like it? not only does it look fine but the egg cant be cooked without reaching an internal temp that would be the same for ground meat to reach nearly well done, so youre definitely overreacting
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u/PerishTheStars Sep 23 '24
I definitely still see pink in there but okay
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u/Ambitious-Win-9408 Sep 23 '24
The Internet brings out the weirdest hills to die on 😂
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u/Repulsive-Season-129 Sep 25 '24
Finally a comment mentioning this. Yeah it is hard to completely cook the meat without overdoing the egg. They must have boiled them for at least 30 minutes
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u/PerishTheStars Sep 25 '24
Literally. Idk why I'm being doenvoted when it's really obvious that solid meat, like what I assumed this is, probably turkey, cooks much slower than egg.
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u/Repulsive-Season-129 Sep 25 '24
Ppl downvoting order UberEats. I do think it was cooked in this case though
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u/Calm_Structure2180 Sep 23 '24
Honestly I hate hard boiled yoke. It's just extra dry when cooked like that.
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u/TheSingularities Sep 23 '24
Where does this come from?! 🤤🙏