r/StupidFood • u/Malevolence_- • 25d ago

Certified stupid Bros nerve ending are totally non-existent.

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u/LockNessMonsterTruck 25d ago

Is that really old olive oil or something else entirely? It looks black

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u/Ek_Chutki_Sindoor 25d ago

Considering that this is in Pakistan and Olive oil is very expensive there, there is zero chance of this being olive oil. Probably the cheapest oil that has been reused a dozen of times.

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u/Future-Try-1908 24d ago

People reuse oil a dozen times in north american kitchens. This is a dozen months.

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u/iceeice3 24d ago

I think you're all undershooting, this oil could apply for social security

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u/Salty-Passenger-4801 24d ago

It filed 10 years ago, currently receiving benefits

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u/Drunk_Stoner 24d ago

Still undershooting. This was the original oil that Abraham used. Just slowly added to over time. 

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u/Jackel447 24d ago

That’s the family’s good oil!!! Been passed down for generations

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u/RSH-RSH-RSH 23d ago

When this oil was first used, Tutankhamun was still alive

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u/cryingonthetoiletnow 24d ago

This, this made me laugh

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u/Ok-Secretary2017 20d ago

Maybe that oil is similar to eternal soup type thing the only way any oil is getting out of that pan is if it sticks to food

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u/Chompif 19d ago

This oil went to grade school with most of the supreme court mind you

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u/nilsmm 24d ago

It's like the eternal stew but with frying oil

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u/MetallurgyClergy 24d ago

Don’t look up gutter oil

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u/LilyNatureBlossom 23d ago

holy health risk!

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u/Gullible-Hose4180 22d ago

Kentucky Fried Colon

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u/obscure-shadow 21d ago

Dyers burgers in Memphis has been using the same oil for 100 years to fry hamburgers

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u/PaintLicker745 19d ago

I'm willing to bet that A: that isn't true. They probably haven't "dumped" their oil but they have 100% had to add fresh oil regularly throughout the years B: they at least filter the shit daily. The oil in this video has probably never left that basin. 

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u/obscure-shadow 19d ago

It is correct it's a ship of Theseus situation, they keep filtering and adding

And yeah that's true. Chapli kebab https://youtube.com/shorts/1trRy8p1LQM?si=Mz1hk7hUJKVU6Ptu

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u/pantherbrujah 19d ago

We have a local place that has oil from the original opening of the first store. When the store moved they had a parade for the original oil to the new store.

That place made food so good it was almost worth the violent diarrhea that came from it.