Apparently, the oxidation layer is very thin, and it was protected by mold.



by _TimApple_

12 Comments

  1. Bored_Simulation

    I mean I don’t know about fish, but cheese is basically mold too, so maybe this is fine

  2. KogasaGaSagasa

    That looks like very controlled molding. It’s actually really cool how… Well, controlled it is.

  3. JayEff87

    It may not be stupid but it sure looks awful. Hits my morbid curiosity just right. Thanks for sharing.

  4. pizdec-unicorn

    I don’t know how I feel about this… generally I’m down to try most foods but this is on the very borderline of what I *would* give a miss. Every cell in my body is telling me that this is BAD, but my brain is willing to accept that maybe it isn’t harmful since salt-cured meat tends to develop a layer of mould and that’s fine to eat. I think it’s the *fluffy* mould that kinda sets off the alarm bells in my brain, like my survival instinct is just “that’s not food, find something else to eat”

  5. bohemian_bastard

    Doesnt cutting through the mold first possibly contaminate the meat? Looks good otherwise

  6. DullSparky419

    Why are the majority of Asians not over weight?

    They have tapeworms

  7. Omega_Boost24

    This doesn’t appear stupid at all. Before refrigerators people had to find ways to cure meats. This looks awesome 👌

Write A Comment