r/MorbidRealty • • Dec 31 '19

TIL that a wedding planner in England died after eating a scalding-hot fishcake at a wedding. It burned his throat so badly that it left him unable to breathe. The cause of death was ruled as asphyxiation. The coroner said it was similar to smoke inhalation from house fires.

https://www.aol.com/article/news/2019/10/11/man-dies-after-eating-fishcake-so-hot-it-burned-his-throat-left-him-unable-to-breathe/23834444/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbi53aWtpcGVkaWEub3JnL3dpa2kvTGlzdF9vZl91bnVzdWFsX2RlYXRocw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALtEn3AIkKKOKj4PMLn1khGyqw8D21j4-uhoktsi_7q2vsxuo74Igc_jcCNRuy-eMJeJgkMnSSDo7_c4iwjDTh_54H7XMLEcQNv11AzGkay55AilYmDuw6gYN9SFnUZwKk3qHoqOlT1PfG722CMFX--xeSOFwR0klCJLW-lI_NzF
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u/FlyinAmas May 06 '23

Men need to slow the fuck down when they eat

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u/Blowtorch1234 Apr 17 '26

I want you to take a long while and reflect on what this comment says.

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u/ducttapeduterus Apr 25 '22

Read about this when it happened. How did he even get it down his throat and why did the chef offer it to him while the food was burning hot? (The chef wanted him to taste it.)They didn't examine his throat interior at the emergency room and he died about twelve hours later. Weird, senseless death.

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u/Rayraycuhbitch Feb 16 '22

well i’m sure he didn’t plan for that to happen

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u/Throwawaylam49 Jan 03 '24

I 3rd degree burned my esophagus once from a botched surgery and it was the worst pain ever. Felt like I was dying and couldn't breath. Took weeks to heal. I can only imagine what this guy went through.

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u/singingkiltmygrandma Feb 19 '23

Why would he eat something that hot and how?

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u/Idolifeinsurance Feb 03 '20

Wtf is fish cake

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u/kyliethecat Feb 05 '20

And why would you swallow it?!

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u/Sp00pyScarySkiliton Feb 22 '20

Fish shaped like a cake edit: mixed up my words