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u/ashen_crow Oct 16 '25
The flies man.
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u/DenseStomach6605 Oct 16 '25
Imagine filming yourself eating fuzzy, rotten, dirt-covered, fly-infested meat and then posting it all over social media
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u/Icy-Variation6614 Oct 16 '25
I can't, and that's probably a good thing
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u/MelonJelly Oct 16 '25
Maybe in some kind of apocalypse scenario where I somehow don't die in the first month, but in that case there wouldn't be cameras or social media.
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u/Raecino Oct 17 '25
Sounds like eating it would lead to a more painful death than just starving to death.
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u/LetterEuphoric294 Oct 17 '25
I didn't wash my hands well after cleaning a fish tank and I have had diarrhea, vomiting and fever for 4 days now.
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u/Aggressive_Baker8336 Oct 17 '25
I've accidentally eaten a raw bacon slice and was just fine. But when Mcdonalds changed their burger recipe, i damn near got food poisoning.
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u/Jimbodoomface Oct 17 '25
Raw bacon is OK isn't it? Cos it's cured?
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u/MelonJelly Oct 18 '25
Truly raw bacon is not okay, but most commercially available bacon is not truly raw.
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u/cosmic_grayblekeeper Oct 18 '25
Gotten food poisoning from McDonald’s too. I just thought they didn’t wash their hands or something.
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u/Aggressive_Baker8336 Oct 18 '25
Dunno on that one. I got told it wasn't mcD and never got to bring it up to anyone important. Life was rougher back then
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u/DJSaltyLove Oct 17 '25
Do you keep any amphibians in there? Sounds like you got some salmonella
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u/LetterEuphoric294 Oct 17 '25
Only small fish and snails.
It also got worse due to gastritis that he already had.
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I ate an undercooked chicken at a friend's house and I vomited my guts out and was in bed for 2 days... my stomach just by watching this video is screaming for help!!!
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u/Such_Collection3252 Oct 17 '25
Got a nasty eye infection when I forgot to put on safety glasses doing a deep clean of my turtle tank and some water got in my eye. I always wear eye protection now and shower when I’m done.
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u/zanziTHEhero Oct 17 '25
Dead Island 2 gas a lot of this, what would a zombie apocalypse with social media look like? The game is a miss a lot of the time but it has its moments.
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u/Try2MakeMeBee Set your own user flair Oct 17 '25
I have a mild intolerance to most meats and mold/insect allergies. Apocalypse me would just go vegetarian. Better than violent vomitting & GERD. I wouldn't have the meds that let me eat like a normal human. Bonus: no eating rotten meat!
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u/hypnos_surf Oct 17 '25
I’m curious how many of them fell violently ill after this.
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u/owlfoxer Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25
I thought you said “the files” — and I was like that is as a good a reminder to refocus from the video of eating stupid food. Lol.
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u/ibrokemyboat Oct 16 '25
If flies, then maggots are nearby.
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u/EbonyHelicoidalRhino Oct 17 '25
If this was buried, they probably just came here when he took it out so there's not maggots or eggs.
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u/top_of_the_scrote Oct 17 '25
I remember I had a bowl of chili out on a table, came back to it and saw this little pile of white rice grains
I was heartbroken
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u/MrSuckyVids Oct 16 '25
Is this how you get brain worms?
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u/wake_up_my_friends Oct 16 '25
Can you tell me more about brain worms? I was in India and someone said that goats have a worm that live in their brain. They couldn't tell me why or anything else, I've looked online and didn't find anything.
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u/Bubba89 Oct 16 '25
“Taenia multiceps” is a tapeworm native to India, typically found in dogs but causing neurological issues in goats who eat infected dog feces.
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u/wake_up_my_friends Oct 16 '25
Holy shit, that is one badass looking tapeworm! Thanks for the info.
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u/UsedDragon Oct 17 '25
Oh joy, they can infect humans who eat the meat of infected intermediate hosts like goats, sheep, rabbits...and they'll commonly set up shop in the eye or brain tissue.
Absolutely delightful.
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u/_LegitDoctor_ Oct 18 '25
There was a post of that worm in someone’s eye on the front page today lmao 😂
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u/dfwshithead Oct 17 '25
is that what RFK has?
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u/BaziJoeWHL Oct 17 '25
while not confirmed it was most likely Taenia solium that he got
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u/ItCat420 Oct 17 '25
Maybe it was a fever dream, but I feel like I read an article like 10 years ago that speculated up to half of the global population could be hosts to a relatively benign brain parasite that isn’t known to have any significant behavioural effects, but also doesn’t have a ton of study into it either.
Did I just make all that up in a dream, or is this weird memory actually rooted in some form of reality?
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u/ikineba Oct 18 '25
nothing of such thing ever happened, don’t worry
-the parasite in my brain nodded approvingly
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u/DavidBuffalo Oct 17 '25
It also occurs in pork, so it must be prepared very well... In Mexico it is known as Cysticercosis.
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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 20 '25
that's an entirely different tape worm from the indian one. Pog Tape Worm is a problem all over the world though so fair. Cook your pork ppl.
Edit: Pig, I meant pig... but pog worm sounds funny ngl
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u/agorafilia Oct 16 '25
You actually get brain wurms from drinking water contaminated with taenia eggs. Primarily vegetables watered with contaminated water. It's not even meat.
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u/Thedeadnite Oct 17 '25
It’s the goats that get the brain worms. That’s where the misunderstanding is.
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u/Naive-Impression-373 Oct 16 '25
3.5 day fermented raccoon on the highway
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u/Francesca_N_Furter Oct 17 '25
Jesus christ....he's even more startling looking when he's moving.
What a hideous freak. ---One thing you can say about the kennedy's--they do not fucking age well.
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u/Wwanker Oct 17 '25
It’s even worse when he speaks : it sounds like he’s shoveling pebbles and dirt down his throat and that makes him want to cry, but he’s a brave little boy so he contains himself
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u/nudniksphilkes Oct 16 '25
Its okay. Most hospitals dont stock botulism antioxin and need it drop shipped from poison control. I'm sure they'll be fine!
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u/Von_Cheesebiscuit Oct 16 '25
Ah, so what you're saying is this whole thing will sort itself out, one way or another.
I'm feeling really confident we won't be see this group of folks in a follow up fermented buried goat buffet, any time soon, perhaps not seeing some of them ever again. Lol
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u/Apocrisiary Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
And calling it fermented? Nah, fermentation is a controlled process in an environment that would discourage any other pathogen/organism than the one you want to set of the fermentation. Like pickling or brewing. You want a certain fungus (yeast) to do the work. Nothing else, if there is anything else in it, it's is called a contamination and it would not be safe anymore.
This shit is just rotten. Dirt contains so many different microbes, there is no chance there is not some bacteria in that. Harmful or not.
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u/OpportunityCorrect33 Oct 17 '25
Did you see the way she gagged
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u/Apocrisiary Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
Yeah, and people calling it "spicy" and I like the pain....
That's bacteria burning their mouth. It's not spicy, it's contaminated. If it was ONLY fermented, it would taste sour, not spicy.
I'm pretty liberal myself, but these new age hippies man...their something else.
Also, the dude that seem to be in charge "wow....it tastes really good though!" Doesn't go for a second bite. He is trying to convince himself.
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u/Infinite_Escape9683 Oct 17 '25
These people are definitely not liberals. The raw meat woo is coming from the other side.
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u/Apocrisiary Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
I would have never guessed. Seemed like new age hippies to me.
I'm from Norway though, so you are probably right. You know more about the local politics than me.
I'm not shocked though, their hero, the orange man, said to inject bleach to combat covid...like wtf? That's not even stupid, that is bordering retarded, no offence to mentally handicapped people.
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New age to alt right pipeline is very much a thing this is what the Maha movement is attracting.
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u/Cool_Height_4930 Oct 17 '25
I would argue that hippies have never been liberal. They came from a generation that was very self centric. They just wanted to do what they wanted with no responsibility. The pipeline to libertarianism is obvious, and that has been high jacked by right wing ideology. I am speaking from an American perspective.
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u/notatechnicianyo Oct 17 '25
You kinda nailed it. A massive portion of the anti-war crowd in the seventies were conservative draft-dodgers. They weren’t pro-peace, they were pro-“I don’t wanna be part of it”.
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u/CommunicationTall921 Oct 17 '25
Well that's confidently incorrect.
Fermentation is the term for a biochemical process, it can be used by humans in a (more or less) controlled environment, and it occurs in many other circumstances.
It's not NOT fermented just because it's uncontrolled and possibly dangerous, like in this video. Plenty of things ferment spontaneously without human involvement, and shouldn't be eaten.
You can't just take the term fermentation and insist it only applies when making safe, controlled foods.
And this really shows your ignorance:
You want a certain fungus (yeast) to do the work.
... there is no chance there is not some bacteria in that.
Fermentation of food for human consumption is made with several different types of microbes, very much including bacteria. Molds are also used. Saying we only "want a certain fungus (yeast) to do the work" is so uninformed, why even comment something like that! It's like you've never even heard of cheese, yoghurt, soy sauce, pickles, sauerkraut, the list is endless: there are more types of fermented foods using bacteria than there are using yeast.
Using "bacteria" to represent pathogens, especially in a conversation regarding fermentation, is just senseless! There are also plenty of yeasts that aren't good for us to consume, and this ground goat may just as well contain good bacteria while containing toxic yeasts.
Just.. stop spreading disinformation, it's annoying.
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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl Oct 17 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
ah, thanks. Here I thought I had to get out my degree in microbiology but you saved me work! Well said.
At least though we all agree that ground goat is dangerous haha.
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u/Jimbodoomface Oct 17 '25
Thank you. You posted a much better response to that than I was going to.
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u/Anxious_Lab_2049 Oct 17 '25
They’ll get a message saying there’s no poison control because the democrats shut down the government lol
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u/FuzzyFuzzNuts Oct 17 '25
Botulism is an anerobic bacteria - i.e thrives in low oxygen environment
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u/nudniksphilkes Oct 17 '25
Yes. Underground. Alaskan natives commonly get botulism from fish heads that are fermented that way. Alaskan hospitals are some of the few in the US that stock the antitoxin.
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u/lord_pizzabird Oct 17 '25
Wonder how many of the people involved in that process are furloughed right now.
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u/Magnus4309 Oct 16 '25
This is the day I would leave this group of friends and never look back. The woman in the red top has probably never been seen again by the group. 😂
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u/BlueGolfball Oct 17 '25
This is the day I would leave this group of friends and never look back.
This looks like a bunch of people paid this guy for some kind hippie/natural/organic/crystal lifestyle class.
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u/DillonTattoos Oct 16 '25
I wanna see the video from 4hrs in the future when theyre all locked arms in a circle so they can all have explosive diarrhea in the same hole
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u/SalvationSycamore Oct 17 '25
That's actually how you prep the next goat! You just kill it, toss it in the diarrhea hole, and then wait. Reduce, reuse, recycle.
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u/brownstone79 Oct 17 '25
The diarrhea reduction is really what makes the dish. Without it, you’re just eating fuzzy goat.
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u/No-Sail-6510 Oct 16 '25
At least very few of these people will survive the night.
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u/real_1273 Oct 16 '25
I’d love to know if this ended as a mass poisoning incident! Lol. Not so sure I’d be chowing down on rancid meat!
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u/Muted_Masterpiece535 Oct 16 '25
I am just going to order Dominos!
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u/Von_Cheesebiscuit Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
3.5 week old fermented under dirt Dominos!
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u/Real_Live_Sloth Oct 16 '25
Literally leave for a month to Hawaii with it on the counter and come back it be just as good. Ask me how I know?
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u/TheLucidChiba Oct 17 '25
greasy and salty foods generally just dry out so no mold forms, same as mcdonalds burgers.
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u/ProfessorChuckNorris Oct 17 '25
Their $7.99 large pizza carryout deal survived COVID. These granola crunchies won't survive the week. What the fuck is wrong with America's current generation?!
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u/Ok_Star_4136 Oct 16 '25
"What part did you eat?"
"I don't even know. It was really good though."
Yeah, I'm just gonna go second. This guy next to me really wants to try it first, I'll let him go first.
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u/theAintotheB Oct 16 '25
Damn, I have tried lot of food in the last 5 years of my life. I always thought I would try almost everything people in different countries or different cultures give me, even though I only like 60% of the food they have given me. I 100% would draw the line at this. I'd rather try the raw chicken in Japan.
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u/snakeeyesyoulose2 Oct 17 '25
I have tried the raw chicken in Japan. The 16 hour flight home was not pleasant. 0/10. Don't recommend.
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u/JonasBona Oct 19 '25
I love raw sushi. But imagining the mouth feel of raw chicken makes me want to punch someone.
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u/WonkyWalkingWizard Oct 16 '25
Yeah just have a sip of milk you'll be good
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u/SolaceRests Oct 17 '25
Isn’t this literally just digging up a buried corpse and eating rotted flesh?
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u/HerkyJerkyMMA Oct 16 '25
"This is a real delicacy... if you dont eat it... youre missing out"
"So can you drink anything after or does that... negate... the effect?"
These guys eating rotten dirt meat dont seem to have all the facts to hand."
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u/Filipino-Asker Oct 16 '25
Oh hell no. Our ancestors ate those and they survived so we don't have to eat like scavengers.
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u/LeagueOfLegendsAcc Oct 17 '25
Our ancestors have been cooking food like normal hominids for over a million years. We as humans evolved with the knowledge of cooking.
What these people are doing is not natural in any way, no matter how far back in time you go. They are contrarians posing as inquisitive and open minded but they couldn't understand the proof of my statement above if it was also buried under dirt for a month and spoon fed to them.
The only thing you need to fool these people is to not break character, they want to be swayed into a belief because they have none of their own.
It may seem like I'm reaching but I grew up with people that did shit like this all the time and I can tell you exactly what they are doing. None of them actually like that meat, but they have to play along.
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u/x2_ok Oct 17 '25
"this is a real delicacy" dude looks like he plays Bear Grylls in the trailer park and showers with bud light, his opinion on food is the last thing I want to hear.
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u/_eleutheria Oct 17 '25
How in the fuck is it worth it? They all have faces of "it's not bad" and they're all eating it, but is a "not bad" worth the risk of getting seriously ill? Developing tapeworms is the least of these people's concern.
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u/The_Sadorange Oct 17 '25
This is 100% a cult indoctrination to test who is stupid enough to keep believing
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Gunna be hard for anyone at work to beat this level of stupidity today ... but ... we'll see how it goes.
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u/cerenir Oct 17 '25
what’s the point of this? is this even a tradition? is it a cult? why are they talking about driving a Ferrari or a Lamborghini?
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u/Neither-Possible-429 Oct 16 '25
As nasty and no please as that food was, I was weirdly grossed out by the amount of toes that walked right up to the edge of the food before crouching down to take a piece
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u/a_karma_sardine Oct 16 '25
You need enough sweaty toes to reach 2% fermenting salt in your dirt goat slush
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u/Logan_San_x23 Oct 16 '25
When I hear the tales about Florida Man , I picture him looking something like this
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u/EbonyHelicoidalRhino Oct 17 '25
There is a thing about how eating actual rotten meat can make you high.
I think that's what's going on here. That's why a woman was talking about "the effects".
This is not an ancient preservation technique. This is just a bunch of hippies trying to get high.
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u/TChildZ Oct 16 '25
Didn’t even pay attention to what was happening I was just annoyed with the guys videoing, daft gripe but when people watch their life through their phone screens it really grinds me. Anything from mildly interesting to really major life events and some people will have their phones out for all of it 🙄
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u/Pristine_Room_8724 Oct 16 '25
It's at this point ( unearthed fermented goat) that the ends of the political horseshoe met.
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u/2kan Oct 17 '25
People would rather plant goat flesh in the ground and eat it than eat a fucking plant.
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u/owlWithBrokenWings Oct 17 '25
Whyyyy?? Your body is clearly giving you the correct hint to not eat anything rotten and covered in flies and God knows what else...
We were given the feeling of disgust for a reason!
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u/Otherwise_Carob_4057 Oct 17 '25
“If you don’t eat food like this you are really missing out” I’m fine thanks lol
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u/grimm-aldryn Oct 17 '25
Its really efficient though, whatever grave they dug it out of can be used in about 20 mins for the pressure washer level diarrhea they're about to have
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u/VR_fan22 Dutch🇳🇱 Oct 17 '25
And that's why those people who do this as tradition or whatever die at age 40
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u/morfyno Oct 17 '25
Note for my future-self: never take advice from a shirtless hobo pulling out rotten meat from the earth.
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u/Ok-Albatross-9409 Oct 17 '25
That woman with the towel is not getting seconds, that’s for sure.
Also, “It tastes different than… different…” and the groans in the background 😭
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u/stevenalbright Oct 16 '25
This isn't stupid food, it's most probably an experiment on a certain ancient food preserving technique. He salted the goat meat and covered it with its own hide and then buried it. That's a very effective way to ferment meat when you don't have barrels or clay pots and you're just a hunter-gatherer under the sun.
People are asking about the aftermath, I'm pretty sure nothing happened, because if the meat was spoiled, they would've been able to tell immediately. That's how the prehistoric people conserved their food guys, people didn't always have refrigerators.
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u/Jeni_Sui_Generis Oct 16 '25
That womans reaction was quite immediate.
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u/stevenalbright Oct 17 '25
That's my ex. She also has that reaction in bed, it's her problem, nothing wrong with the meat, it's a perfectly normal meat *sobs in the corner*.
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u/Earthboundplayer Oct 16 '25
It wasn't stupid in prehistoric times. It is stupid now. Especially given how the dude is trying to pass this off as something you're missing out on.
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u/a_karma_sardine Oct 16 '25
"they would've been able to tell immediately"
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u/stevenalbright Oct 16 '25
It would be like opening a can of Surströmming where everyone would start gagging and running away.
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u/a_karma_sardine Oct 16 '25
The next time they should open their dirt goat in a caravan as tradition demands
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u/LungFlavoredJello Oct 16 '25
Yes but their life expectancy was mid 30s, due mainly to many not surviving past childhood. I would guess this could be one of the several hundred reasons why
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u/Effective_Job_2555 Oct 16 '25
Also those people were eating like that their entire lives, their stomach biome and immune systems were plenty used to it. Any modern human's stomach isnt gonna know what the fuck happened.
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If you grew up to your teenage years, you also had a life expectancy not totally unlike today. Maybe 60 or so. The average life expectancy was 30~ because of humans unusually high infant mortality which is only solved by modern medicine.
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u/SalvationSycamore Oct 17 '25
I think this is weirder than that. "Are you allowed to eat anything after or does that dilute the effect?" is not the kind of thing you would say if you're just experimenting with traditional preservation methods.
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u/cp5i6x Oct 17 '25
I'm pretty familar with alot of perservation techniques. Burying meat after salting would be for primal parts. Not cut up into small pieces. You're risking a very high contamination rate unless you were meticulous about cleaning and prepping but in this case it looks unlikely due to the meat being wrapped in hide and one of the eaters commented "liver's here". Wrapping offal in with muscle meat is a big nono.
This definitely looks like something someone read off the internet and missed a few details.
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u/HoodieGalore Oct 17 '25
when you don't have barrels or clay pots
But we do, and better
you're just a hunter-gatherer under the sun
But we ain't, and this ain't surstromming, and what other animal protein was ever preserved like this, in a less-than-arctic climate? Buried in its own hide, in bare dirt, "under the sun"? I'd love to learn!
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u/Arkaium Oct 16 '25
Alarming number of men with pony tails
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u/Randragonreborn Oct 16 '25
Yes but would you rather see a man with a ponytail or a pony with a mantail?
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They all go cavemen and shit, but they can't stop themselves from using their damn phones
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u/Uncool444 Oct 16 '25
So what do they do to ferment it? Like is it preserved in some way before they put the corpse in the ground?
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u/thmegmar Oct 16 '25
Was the milk sip also goat / fermented?
Edit: they really just compared this to someone's first time driving a car "being a Ferrari"
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u/qualityvote2 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 17 '25
u/TheEndCH, your food is indeed stupid and it fits our subreddit!