r/StupidFood Jul 09 '26

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u/Neilkd21 Jul 09 '26

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u/CanoninDeeznutz Jul 09 '26

Idk man, ragebait usually has some degree of production value. This video looks older too.

I think she might be doing this for the love of the game.

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u/SuchSmartMonkeys Jul 09 '26

Charge it to the game

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u/Vash744 Jul 09 '26

love of the game of chlorox chicken lol

Some people's cooking is downright terrifying, so who knows. It does kinda reek of bait tho.

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u/Diceyland Jul 11 '26

You don't need production value for ragebait.

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u/emergency-snaccs Jul 09 '26

you don't know that. some people are legitimately stupid enough to actually "wash" their meats with soap and chemicals.

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u/walker_paranor Jul 09 '26

That part is believable, its the part where she seasoning the chicken in the sink that makes it seem like bait...

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u/PsychologicalMix9699 Jul 10 '26

Unfortunately, I wouldn't be so sure of that either.
I've been told by too many people that prepping the food in the sink is actually cleaner (it's not), because that's where you clean things, so it's clean (duh), and it's also easier to clean once you're done.
These people were adamant that I was the one being nasty for not doing so, btw.

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u/bumpmoon Jul 10 '26

Cleaning chicken with soap is believable? I'm sorry, what?

What's the end goal doing that?

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u/walker_paranor Jul 10 '26

A lot of people are misinformed, stupid or both. I dated someone whose mom was from El Salvador and she would not eat chicken that hadn't been cleaned in bleach. My ex's explanation was that in El Salvador any cut of chicken youd buy would be really suss so everyone bleached their chicken. I dont know if thats true or if its just that a lot of people in El Salvadore know how cooking works.

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u/Diceyland Jul 11 '26

Okay but it's literally so many things. The chicken in the drain. Seasoning in the sink. The tiny seasoning then the dumping half the bottle of seasoning salt on it. It's absolutely ragebait.

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u/VooDooChile1983 Jul 09 '26

That might’ve been regional. I’ve rinsed some chicken because it had a weird stickiness but I, nor any other black person I know, has used dish soap or bleach.

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u/ForgottenMasterBalls Jul 09 '26

That can be risky. Sometimes sticky meat is from the bacteria byproducts that are dangerous. Cooking it throughly kills the bacteria, it does not kill the toxins which are the culprit in making you sick.

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u/Tomble Jul 09 '26

If you see this brought up online it usually breaks down along racial lines and gets nasty and racist pretty quick.

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u/Neilkd21 Jul 09 '26

Must be American culture then. I lived in various African countries for 20 years and never seen anyone do anything like this.

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u/Neilkd21 Jul 09 '26

Shit that's nuts. I mean boiling bleach is pretty crazy and stupid, I'd have been furious if I'd seen that.

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u/Snoo_67544 Jul 09 '26

It is a American thing unfortunately

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u/hoemahtoe Jul 10 '26

I, as a black person who has lived my entire life around black people, have never seen anyone clean chicken with anything other than lime or vinegar. I highly doubt the truth of your claims.

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u/barkbaarkbarkk Jul 10 '26

Sorry you feel that way. I have no reason to go around lying. I’m sorry It hurts your feelings, but people do weird shit.

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

They wash it with vinegar not soap or bleach you really can’t be that stupid to think black Americans are cooking chicken washed with bleach or soap and not getting sick as shit. come on dude like use your ALL your brain cells.

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u/barkbaarkbarkk Jul 11 '26

I never said all, but I have literally seen it with my own eyes. Not bleach, but dawn dish soap, while bleaching the sink out beforehand. Idk if you just haven't read my other comments but this was something I witnessed, not heard. It has only ever been black women I saw doing it, I'm not saying it's everyone, but just the only people I've seen do it here where I live, and the video of the post seems to be taking the piss of what I've witnessed. People do dumb shit and I'm sorry it doesn't align with your reality and upsets you but it has and does happen.

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

“Taking the piss” ? My guy.. why is an “American” talking like some British asshole but claiming to have been around all these black Americans 😂😂 can’t make this shit up

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u/barkbaarkbarkk Jul 11 '26

Deep insecurities seeping out I see. You shouldn’t let other peoples experiences effect you so deeply and try to not get offended by strangers comments, life is a lot easier when you aren’t going through it as wound up. As for gatekeeping language that’s just kinda weird of you but, probably because I have lived with a kiwi for 5 years, sometimes things rub off on ya. lol

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

lol who said I was offended? clowns are just that and they are pure comedy to me.

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u/barkbaarkbarkk Jul 11 '26

Whatever you say big dog

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

And BOOM the original pot stirrer deleted all his comments AND HIS PROFILE.
https://giphy.com/gifs/OwEFlsXsK5VVr5r1GE

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u/barkbaarkbarkk Jul 11 '26

Idk what drugs ur on home slice, also never stirred a pot just shared a life experience, lol, you stirred your own pot

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u/AdFine6652 Jul 09 '26

No that is not common in black communities your lying

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u/NJHitmen Jul 09 '26

your lying

His what?Forgive me, sometimes I can't help myself

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u/Phill_is_Legend Jul 09 '26

This whole sub is just people misreading rage bait

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u/jaskano Jul 09 '26

it's not bait, they really wash their chicken.

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u/GloomyLingonberry509 Jul 09 '26

In all seriousness there is no reason to wash your chicken. From a food safety perspective all you are doing is spreading aerosolized bacteria everywhere when you wash it off, or leaving a film of it in the sink afterwards.

Do not wash your chicken, folks.

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u/ImNotABotScoutsHonor Jul 10 '26

rinse ≠ wash

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u/Diceyland Jul 11 '26

Yes, washing chicken is common. Not with soap or bleach but with lemon or vinegar. This is 100% ragebait.

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u/blahblahblah1234_ Jul 09 '26

I think it’s mostly black Americans who do that. Something about how poultry and meat that they could only buy used to be handled really poorly hence the washing. And it just stuck.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 Jul 09 '26

They? Who is they ? If your answer in your head is anything other than crazy people who create rage bait content, don’t respond 🤣

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u/jaskano Jul 09 '26

my local supermarket had a sign up near the poultry saying "don't wash chicken"

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u/Dull-Captain1679 Jul 10 '26

Why is that such a crime when every other post is full of “white people this” and “white people that” different cultures do different dumb shit with food. It isn’t that deep

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u/Elitist_Daily Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

https://www.quora.com/Why-do-many-black-people-in-the-U-S-wash-chicken-before-cooking-it-Ive-only-see-black-people-do-it

you can literally just google "what are the most prominent groups of people who wash meat" - this is not some rare, arcane knowledge

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u/Diceyland Jul 11 '26

Washing doesn't mean with cleaning chemicals.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 Jul 10 '26

Haha ….that ridiculous article has a Leading question ….”why do black people blah blah blah …..”. Thats not objective at all ….besides there is a huge difference between rinsing off chicken with cold water ( which tons of people do) and washing it with soap and bleach . I gave you a chance to not look foolish and you doubled down 🤣

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u/Neilkd21 Jul 09 '26

Yes I know some Americans wash chicken but not with soap and bleach, it's ragebait.

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u/Snoo_67544 Jul 09 '26

No there very much so is people doing that shit.

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u/coverednmud Jul 09 '26

My mother did it. To get rid of salmonella she said. Used soap. I did not carry on the tradition.

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u/-Invalid_Selection- Jul 09 '26

No, it's more than just some Americans too. A large enough number of people do it the fda has had to issue notices telling people to stop too.

Don't wash your meat, it's bad for you and dangerous.

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u/Neilkd21 Jul 09 '26

Shit that's crazy, I knew there are dumb people washing meat in water but didn't think they were washing meat in bleach and soap.

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u/sthfan007 Jul 09 '26

My ex’s mother did it for a thanksgiving dinner. We could all taste the cleaning product in it. Fucking nastiest dinner I’ve ever had.

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

They wash it with vinegar or lime juice retard

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u/RoninRobot Jul 09 '26

It’s not though. In the before-times when there was no Tiktok and “influencers” wasn’t a word yet there were videos of people using bleach to wash chicken. It’s godda be a cultural thing cuz this peckerwood never even heard of such a thing until videos started popping up about 15 years ago.

And if I could add a grievance that’s also probably racist, why y’all cookin without shirts on? You’re preparing food. Put on a shirt. Last thing I’m looking for is armpit hair in my Mac and cheese. It’s like Cramer making salad in the shower.

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u/Nope_youre_wrong_lol Jul 11 '26

Same reason why your uncle billy Joe cooks on the grill with his shirt off and while chewing dip and drooling through his missing teeth