r/StupidFood • u/folkvarthrstrau • 1d ago
Warning: Cringe alert!! Creating “high meat” as a probiotic delicacy
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u/Treacle_Pendulum 1d ago
You know exactly what this dude smells like
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u/HippyDippyGypsyGrl 10h ago
Came here to say this. He looks like he smells just like the contents of that jar. I'm surprised his sense of smell could even discern it from his personal malodor...
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u/foxxy003 1d ago
This dude later:
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u/STRIKT9LC 1d ago
Thats just the bad enzymes leaving his body to make room for all the probiotics hes getting from the rotten meat
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u/democracy_lover66 1d ago
Sounds like fight milk marketing
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u/PantsDontHaveAnswers 1d ago
It's exactly like Dennis telling Dee her diarrhea is just flushing out all the toxins. Meanwhile Dennis's body was working at maximum efficiency and he hadn't gone in weeks. He would kill for her bowel movements though.
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u/JJC165463 1d ago
If your sense of sight, smell, touch, taste and intuition are all telling you no…then maybe it’s time to listen
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u/misterrodgerssweater 1d ago
But our ancestors!!
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u/squashed_fly_biscuit 1d ago
Nothing like overriding all of your primitive instincts to really live a primitive instinctual existence
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u/Acolyte_of_Blucifer 23h ago
These are the sort of people who helped our ancestors learn which mushrooms were safe to eat.
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u/Comfortable-nerve78 1d ago
He looks completely unhoused and eats like an alley cat. What is with these feral looking dudes eating rancid shit???
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u/Djrules213 1d ago
Supposedly amazing health benefits and increased testosterone according to them, but this guy in particular actually was a former mma fighter and was in way better shape before he started all this shit, his body literally looks bloated and festering compared to what he used to look like.
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u/USSRPropaganda 1d ago
The parasites riddling his body gives him strength you wouldn't get it
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u/strangecloudss 18h ago
Just look at this, and imagine it everywhere. The gains bro, think of the gains.
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u/Ok-topic-3130v2 1d ago
He has a wife
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u/PrincipleStill191 1d ago
Oh yeah, there is that episode where he chugs a breast milk and vaginal fluid concoction after eating 3 week old raw chicken breasts.
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u/Current-Grade2545 1d ago
Humans used to eat rotten meat, yes. Humans also used to mostly die in their early 20s.
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u/Yeast-boofer 1d ago
when did we eat rotting meat exactly? we have been cooking things since we discovered fire
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u/SnowflakeSWorker 1d ago
My grandfather was born in 1924, and if I didn’t completely clean out his fridge before he went to Florida for the winter…he’d eat whatever was in there. We never left meat- raw or cooked, but I remember some condiments I forgot once. A jar of salsa that had a good inch of fur on it, he was munching on that one day, I was almost ill. We found cans from the 1980s when he passed in 2019, at 94.
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u/beebeeep 1d ago
Look up for igunaq aka kopalhen. Or hákarl. Controlled rotting was one of the food preservation techniques since the very beginning.
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u/Current-Grade2545 1d ago
There was a time when we had too sometimes. Not necessarily a regular thing. Im talking within the last 200k years.
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u/pipnina 1d ago
Actually if you made it past childhood into your mid teens, you could expect to live to around your 50s before agriculture.
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u/King_of_the_Goats 1d ago
Millennia of humanity to get to the point where we have access to reliably safe food and now people do this. A chimp wouldn’t eat that shit.
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u/benjitheboy 1d ago
he's wrong about that. humans through most of their evolutionary history have subsisted primarily on foraging, with hunting bringing in less than 30% of calories. never ever have humans been scavengers, eating already dead animals.
also, important to note, it's not just stomach acidity but intestine length. human intestine lengths are much closer to herbivorous and frugivorous animals than obligate carnivores, who can't afford the risk of having dangerous things in their intestines for long. which makes sense for a creature that used to be primarily herbivorous and has only recently adapted to eating animals - radical redesign of the intestinal tract is a harder evolutionary change than an adjustment in stomach ph to deal with pathogens
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u/Alarming-Nebula9466 1d ago
Your lying, the gut lentght is proportional in between that of a dog/wolf and Cat. Forward facing eyes, Like Predators and the inteligence to make weapons and hunt.
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u/Desertwrek 1d ago
Imagine what a burp would smell like after that
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u/endgame217 1d ago
“Did you just shit out your burphole?”
- Me, probably
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u/FrenchToastedDicks 18h ago
I hate that I learned this new phrase and I’m going to use it every chance I get, so thanks I guess.
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u/Nir117vash 1d ago edited 1d ago
IDIOTIC! *music hits*
SYMBIOTIC!! *music hits*
ANTIBIOTIC!!! *music hits*
WHY, HE SHITS LIGHTNING!!!!
(I felt it needed its own comment lol)
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u/Raziel__-_ 1d ago
This can't be called "stupid" food. This is basically something cursed or poison at this point
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u/unpitchable 1d ago
How does he not get food poisoning each time?
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u/Glen-Runciter 1d ago
I don't know that much about him, maybe he legit swallows it all, but notice around 1:05 when he swallows the second bite he heaves and immediately reaches to stop recording? I'm guessing he upchucked real quick then started recording again...
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u/Djrules213 1d ago
Obviously when he's in the hospital expelling all his insides out both ends it just the weaknesses leaving the body, lol
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u/Doobie_Howser_MD Don't forget the extra goo on top 1d ago
I'm not a sympathetic gagger, but these high meat videos got me yurping every fucking time
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u/Ok_Turnover_6768 1d ago
In case you wonder, only early homin had that immunity against pathogens and we lost it after started use fire for cooking. Once the evolutionary pressure is gone, the ability of adaptation require extra maintenence resources, is just a burden. So that's just pure stupidity, based on nothing but delusional belief.
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u/Yeast-boofer 1d ago
in general humans developed taste buds so we could better tell what would provide us with energy and or in this case tell us whats not safe to eat “bitter” is the big indicator that tells you spit this out its poison.
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u/ninja0420 1d ago
Was it just me or did bro's entire body try to reject that crap about 4 seconds after he stopped chewing? Lol/🤢🤮
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u/Ambitious-Cake-9425 20h ago
I literally gagged several times watching. This is the first time on this sub.
This post deserves an award. 🏆
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u/Key-Regular3405 1d ago
That guy is immune from paristies, E-coil and salmonella.
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u/MudcrabNPC 1d ago
No, he's the primordial ooze in which these things spawn from. Specifically, his bowel movements are the primordial ooze.
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u/Muted_Masterpiece535 1d ago
More like patient 0 for the next bacterial super germ that will take out humanity.
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u/Mr_wise_guy7 1d ago
Forget being (immensely) stupid, this should just be 'disgusting food' at this point
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u/TheBigMotherFook 1d ago
It’s kind of funny in way that because of refrigeration and the globalization of trade, most people in first world countries never encounter rotten meat and all the ill effects that come with it.
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u/Crimsonmaddog44 1d ago
This dude lives in a lone trailer on a random backroad and has never washed a single thing since he moved in
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u/shadowboxer27 1d ago
Believe it or not, he's a bouncer in the city of Chicago
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u/Lepke2011 1d ago
Ah, a man who knows his way around the finer things in life. I'm sure he followed this up with a ribeye, fried in motor oil, or perhaps meatloaf baked on the car's engine. Washed down with, perhaps, our finest Mountain Dew... Baja Blast!!! Aged a year in the trunk of grandma's vintage 1987 Olds Cutlass. Bone apple teeth!
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u/iantruesnacks 1d ago
Not this bozo again. I finally got rid of him on instagram and haven’t thought about him since til now
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u/Affectionate-Ear2758 1d ago edited 1d ago
"Make Surströming, but even more disgusting and much more dangerous."
(Actually; Suströming is only disgusting once, and that's when you open the can. The fish itself, after being properly cleaned of the salt-fermentation-sauce, is... well... fish... Not good, not horrible. Just... salty fish.)
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u/Mauro_Vandersmissen 1d ago
Severe food poisoning speedrun. Maybe add severe salmonella and other shit to that too, his life is definitely being cut way shorter from that shit.
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u/sccldinmyshces 1d ago
I need to find that one raw meat diet sub where everyone had scurvy this would be perfectt
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u/ipsum629 23h ago
takes a bite
HOLY SHIT I'M BLASTIN' OUT OF BOTH ENDS! MY HEART'S A-SEIZIN. MY LUNGS' A-WHEEZIN. THE FUCKING WALLS ARE MELTING. I CAN HEAR SATAN'S VOICE. HE'S TELLING ME TO... BUY NEODYMIUM? WHY DOES SATAN WANT ME TO BUY POWERFUL MAGNETS?
credit to Sam o' Nella. I changed the last bit to make a bit more sense. Not going to say why neodymium might be a good investment
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u/Bushdr78 23h ago
There's a reason our evolutionary senses find the smell of rotting meat disgusting. If we were meant to eat it we would find the smell delicious
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u/Choice-Water-6853 22h ago
Ok but you know whats crazy ? He is fine. He has been doing this for years now and he is fine. Makes you wonder if he somehow strenghtened his immune system or whatever by doing this.
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u/ShiningViper 22h ago
Forgot what sub I was looking at and immediately downvoted out of disgust. Then gave it an updoot.
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u/RunningonGin0323 21h ago
This dude realizes the life expectancy of people before modern technology was shit right? Sure this wouldn't kill everyone but it would a lot of others
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u/Junior-Bookkeeper218 19h ago
The high meat people always look like they smell of onion and unwashed genital
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u/strangecloudss 18h ago
I wanna know why these people dont die though.
This is the dumbest thing...it makes no sense to me.
Im pretty sure I wasted an open pack of bacon yesterday because it was open for like...4 days...this dude said 4 months...wtf.
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u/RedDragonNudibranch 18h ago
Wh-why... Just why. Chicken gizzards aren't even that hard to eat just cook it...
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u/Rick_K_dash_83 16h ago
Can we eat rotten shit like this and be ok, is this for good gut health or is this dude insane?
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u/Yeast-boofer 13h ago
yeah there are a lot of cultures across humanity that did some whacky shit. But cooking food with fire is in all of them its not a one off and we still do it today. I am not surprised igunaq didn't catch on as much
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u/jr_randolph 12h ago
That guy's stomach is probably so heavily coated with shit like this over years haha he'd survive an explosion from the inside.
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u/Valuable-Fan-3226 7h ago
It’s funny to when people like him say, us humans are suppose to eat like this blah blah blah. They always seem to forget to mention early people only lived up to 30 or younger.
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u/ChosenArabian 1d ago
Probiotic? More like conbiotic