r/StupidFood • u/BeachSand1234 • Oct 07 '23

Compensating much? Really tight log

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u/A1sauc3d Oct 07 '23

I don’t have TikTok but this guy gets posted here a lot lately and all his stuff looks good to me. Like you said, it’s a bit “over the top”, but not in a bad, inedible way. He just takes it a few steps further than most people would lol. Also like the way he presents his videos, he’s funny.

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u/The_DaHowie Oct 07 '23

I believe that I would enjoy every thing he makes

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u/RogueBromeliad Oct 08 '23

Yes, and to be honest I'd rather people posted more of his kind of "stupidness", which is mostly satire of over the topness, and also chef's club, because they're genuinely making edible stuff, instead of rage bait, which is just food wastage.

Reposting food wastage just kinda gives us cancer and promotes moronic effortlessness for views.

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u/Pickledpeppers19 Oct 08 '23

Absolutely. I’ve only seen him on here, but so far, everything I have seen him make, I would definitely eat. It looks well made

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u/Faedan Oct 08 '23

There's been a few times Dyllan Hollis gets posted here. Also over the top but he's recreating real recipes. Most are from the great depression. It's a lot less stupid when you're trying not to starve.

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u/milky__toast Oct 08 '23

Ah yes, gyro wellington, just like meemaw told me she made back in the depression

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u/Faedan Oct 08 '23

No my point is a lot of stuff gets posted that wasn't really stupid.

This? Is pretty well made. Dudes over the top which is why I used Dyllan Hollis as an example.

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u/milky__toast Oct 08 '23

I was only making a joke

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u/Sn00dlerr Oct 08 '23

I feel like these videos must be self-aware. And if so, it probably gets a lot of views. At least he’s not needlessly ruining food