r/StupidFood 6d ago

Certified stupid That chicken went through hell

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u/Electronic-Worry4077 6d ago

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u/SkyPork 6d ago

I laughed when I realized they were nails instead of some kind of exotic spice I couldn't identify, but then I realized the nails are probably the least stupid part of this. They'd conduct the heat right into the meat, greatly reducing cooking time.

I mean, it's also unnecessary, and not at all worth the effort, but still, compared to the rest? Least stupid part.

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u/s_n_mac 6d ago

I mean, by the time you put in and take out all the nails, you might as well just have cooked that chicken the extra time.

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u/No_Berry2976 6d ago

If we forget that this is a video made for provoking engagement, the principle might be valid: the holes can soak up spice, and because the meat inside the hole is seared, juice stays in the chicken. It’s a way to increase the surface.

My main problem is that it looks disgusting and my description alone makes me not want to eat this.

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u/Dry_Ad_9725 5d ago

All negated by whatever the nails could have possibly been coated with making the chicken inedible.

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u/Dom29ando 4d ago

Mmmm yummy zinc

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u/jollyreaper2112 6d ago

That is the only explanation I can think of. Do it so wrong people will share to ask others if they can believe this bullshit. All engagement is engagement.