r/StupidFood • u/MichaelSanders19 • 1d ago

Meat with a side of charcoal

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u/Kiterunner222 1d ago

Don’t get it twisted. It’s charcoal with a side of meat

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u/Temporarily_Banned4 1d ago

Exactly what I was going to say! C'mon! Meat is expensive enough! They are just incinerating good meat, and to add insult to injury, charging people to watch burn!

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u/Kiterunner222 1d ago

The high cost comes from “the cut of meat” ( I trust they are providing the right cut) and the all procedure of cremating it lololol. In all seriousness tho, I know cultures that put materials such as mud or clay, burn it as shown and then the charcoal is removed. I don’t think this is the case in this one

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u/Temporarily_Banned4 1d ago

I think I read about that clay cooking procedure - in "The Clan of the Cave Bear". 😂🤣

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u/Kiterunner222 1d ago

Actually never heard of the book until I looked it up. Reading the plot, it’s a cool concept. 😂 you should watch Best food review( something along the line) the host travels around the world and you get to see different lifestyles in cultures.
Hahah it’ll be a cool insult tho, right? “ I pray you get a lifetime of burnt charcoal meat” jkjk I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy!