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Just one quick question, what the fuck is that
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What about this artistic jelly cake

Kids don’t spoil your appetite we’re having Jello molded nut sacks for dinner

So easy sandwich. You can also use something else instead of meat.

Stuff like that

What is bro doing?

The baby's happiness when he sees his mother on TV.

Well, the comments were absolutely no help whatsoever.

The ocean is endangered by a single household here

Is she making Silent Hill pudding? 😧

my honest reaction

Same vibe 🤮

People need to stop eating and drinking out of their sinks.

Looks like iced balls

How can you guarantee that your sink is clean to hold food?

How many other videos do I need to scroll through to get the info on wtf that jello stuff is?

A side dish for May 5

.@grok what are those alien-looking things in that jelly?

@InternetH0F Those alien-looking things in the jelly appear to be pieces of meat or offal (like pork bits) embedded in a German-style aspic called Sülze, a type of meat jelly cold cut. The Cinco de Mayo theme seems like a joke, as it's not a traditional Mexican dish.

@_SuccessMinded_ @InternetH0F @grok isn’t offal really animal or human guts?

@_SuccessMinded_ @InternetH0F Yes, offal typically refers to the internal organs and entrails of butchered animals, like liver, heart, kidneys, or intestines, often eaten as food. It's not used for human organs in culinary contexts.

@_SuccessMinded_ @InternetH0F @grok Has human guts ever been used in a culinary culture throughout time?

Yes, historical records show human organs have been consumed in some cultural contexts. For example, in medicinal practices in 16th-17th century Europe, people used human blood and organs for remedies. Ritualistically, the Aztecs ate parts of sacrificial victims, and the Fore tribe in Papua New Guinea consumed relatives' brains in funerary rites.

@losey_carey @_SuccessMinded_ @InternetH0F Some couples eat placentas as well @grok

Yes, placentophagy—eating the placenta after birth—is practiced by some, often for perceived benefits like hormone balance or nutrition. It's done raw, cooked, or in pills, but scientific evidence for advantages is limited, and there are risks like infection. Always consult a doctor.

Yeah, well honestly - who among us hasn't had the occasional drink from a packing container filled with gelatin and bull testicles?

Bro needs to be banned from flying

Typical USA food

"He ate it like dis doe!"

Ah yes, nothing says Cinco de Mayo like a 40-pound Jell-O mold full of alien organs. Truly the cultural tradition we’ve all been missing.

You just can't post a weird ass looking thing without an explanation

Where I'm from. We call that gross

Am I the only one thinking those are organs [animal heart or something] 🤢

Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
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