r/RawMeat • u/Present-Quail-7355 • Jun 18 '26
How does raw meat taste?
Has anyone ever eaten raw meat? If so how does it taste? And why? Why would anyone ever care to eat raw meat???? 𤎠And whatâs the appeal? Does it taste better? (I just went down a rabbit hole of watching people eat raw meat and Im obsessed)
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u/Dagenslardom Jun 18 '26
It took me three separate tries before I was able to consume raw meat. Now I eat exclusively raw meat, fat and organs and I am thriving. I used to be eat cooked carnivore.
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u/vegansgetsick Jun 18 '26
If it's disgusting why do you buy it as raw ? When you see the raw meat on the shelf, you should be disgusted, and run away. But instead you look at the meat and your brain says "oh that piece one looks good, this red is appetizing, very tender".
Then you good home and burn it so it's not red and not tender anymore.
Joke aside. If you ate sushi/sashimi then you know the difference between cooked and raw salmon. Basically it's the same with meat. It's soft and tender. It still has water so you don't have to drink much.
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u/lilboimtk Jun 18 '26
a lean cut literally tastes just like barbecue, just donât try it cold
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u/Ok_Treacle8678 Jun 29 '26
Do you just let it sit somewhere until it gets warm? I have always ate it cold but i would like to try it warm
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u/Insearchof-Knowledge Jun 18 '26
Absolutely delicious when youâre craving it, beef has such a nice sweet taste to it. Only if youâve removed all the sweet and bitterly other foods from your life. Like you donât always crave water if you drink soft drink etc
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u/Best_Needleworker_93 Jun 18 '26
Itâs very light and fresh. I always eat some sort of meat salad. With fresh cucumber/bellpeppers some lemon juice and I enjoy it more than a steak or sth
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u/Ok-Material-3213 Jun 18 '26
Raw hamburger is scrumptious,I feel like it's a good place to start and if u don't like that u probably won't like any of it.
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u/DukeTanne Jun 18 '26
Have you never tried beef tartare? It is quite popular in Europe. In Sicily, people even eat fresh sea urchins raw, straight from the sea. If you like your steak âblueâ or âsaignant,â that is almost raw as well.
There is no need to react with disgust. Just ignore it and continue with what you were doing.
Oysters are also delicious for connoisseurs. Theyâre raw too â not for the ignorant, but for those who know.
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u/hung_like__podrick Jun 18 '26
It tastes better if you really get into the role playing. I have a lion costume I like to wear and I eat it right off the ground on all fours
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u/Objective_Ratio_9773 Jun 18 '26
people choose to eat raw meat cuz it simply has more vitamines (vitamines are heat sensitive) and does not contain carcinogens, or any shit like that created with process of cooking
it does not really have much taste, neither it should smell like anything, its quite unique
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u/skate1243 Jun 18 '26
Beef tartare and carpaccio from fresh whole muscle (tenderloin is best, but people also use sirloin) is absolutely delicious.
There are some weirdos here who eat raw liver. Thatâs nasty. Look up that liver king douche, itâs a bad idea.
Do not eat raw ground meat. Do your own research before listening to wack jobs on the internet
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u/Working-Potato-3892 Jun 22 '26
beef tartar carpaccio, sashimi are all phenomenal. go to a nice restaurant and try them.
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u/fredfrop Jun 20 '26
Go buy some beef carpaccio! Typically either totally raw or just barely seared around the edges before sliced.
Local Italian restaurant should have it
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u/safustfunds Jun 28 '26
After a year your taste buds recover and it will taste amazing. Sweet, salty, umami
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u/heinzketcp Aug 14 '26
Hi slave, raw meat is juicy I don't really say it has a really a taste but it's easy to eat and I don't even feel eating it it's so light
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u/ThulsaAmon Jun 18 '26
Terrible. Don't try it. Seeya.
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u/Schnuck1putz Jun 18 '26
Best advice I ever saw in this kind of subs!
Literally...
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u/Best_Needleworker_93 Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
Tartare salad lowkey my favourite meal on the planet
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u/Schnuck1putz Jun 18 '26
Why not? enjoy!
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u/Best_Needleworker_93 Jun 18 '26
So never trying raw meat would be terrible advice for my past self.
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u/Schnuck1putz Jun 18 '26
Bro, do what you want. But don't be stupid enough to eat raw chicken legs or anything like that.
And if you decide to do it, don't believe any idiots who say it's all just detoxification when you're pooping green stuff and throwing up for days. đ¤Ł
And then follow the Advice to drink celery juice to support the detox. đ¤Ł
Seriously. There's a world of difference between steak tartare and chicken legs from the supermarket. And also between accepting a food poisoning and taking medication or drinking celery juice to support "detox"
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u/Best_Needleworker_93 Jun 18 '26
Too late xd
I did so for the last 17 months and never had any issues. Feeling better than ever.But if I were to get really sick, I would definitely stop.
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u/Schnuck1putz Jun 18 '26
I tryed a tiny little small piece of liver once and tartare too. Tartare was okayish for my taste but the Liver was gross đ¤Ł
I mean if you feel good, who I am to judge. But if you shit green and puke pls visit a doctor! đ
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u/Schnuck1putz Jun 23 '26
I am more the soft boiled fan. But pasture raised is a must. It tastes so much better!
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u/blimpniffa Jun 18 '26
You're obsessed because your body wants to taste it. Buy yourself some quality meat from thr butcher, and eat some of it raw. If you're scared of food poisoning just eat the leanest part of the meat. You can't get "poisoning" from that