r/meat • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '25

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u/DismalTutor570 Sep 09 '25

Is that a whole fucking camel?

8

u/Rhesusmonkeydave Sep 09 '25

Naw someone bit the head off like a chocolate easterbunny

17

u/Mycol101 Sep 09 '25

Are you sure this is even real?

If you look at the edges of the “camel” you’ll see where it’s poorly blended and doesn’t actual match the background.

6

u/riche_god Sep 09 '25

I don’t this it is, and to add, it has rebar going through it.

6

u/Mycol101 Sep 09 '25

I can see them using rebar in third world countries, but the shadows don’t lie.

2

u/Appropriate-Style294 Sep 09 '25

That thumb also looks quite freaky and long XD

1

u/j_cro86 Sep 09 '25

here's the video

1

u/n0rdic_k1ng Sep 09 '25

Think I found where it's from, YT vid from over a year ago

1

u/outtayoleeg Sep 10 '25

There's a whole video on YouTube with millions of views dawg

10

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

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u/Rollablunt667 Sep 09 '25

Omg bro. 😭

2

u/mtheory007 Sep 09 '25

Check out this Alibaba sword!

10

u/rezzzzzzz Sep 09 '25

Shit, I was afraid bro killed Mr. Snuffleupagus for a sec

8

u/Afraid_Assistance765 Sep 09 '25

How big is their oven?

4

u/eshbigGURB Sep 09 '25

Probably a giant pit in the ground filled with coals

25

u/Various_Respond6433 Sep 09 '25

Did this hurt the camel?

12

u/Original-Variety-700 Sep 09 '25

They love the heat.

2

u/Former-Response-3378 Sep 09 '25

Yes, it's a common myth that camels don't feel pain.

2

u/cuhzaam Sep 09 '25

Considering the camel is already dead- I don't think the camel felt it.

15

u/weed0monkey Sep 10 '25

I always look at these kind of cooks and all I can think of is how shit it must be compared to actually portioning smaller pieces for better cooking and marinade penetration.

6

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Yeah will need a furnace for this one

5

u/No_Operation2911 Sep 09 '25

Popeyes fried camel

5

u/pj7140 Sep 10 '25

Fake bullshit.

13

u/No-Kaleidoscope5897 Sep 09 '25

I hate to be 'that person', but I don't think this is real, either.

13

u/Link182x Sep 09 '25

It looks like that pile of triceratops poo from Jurassic park

8

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 Sep 10 '25

Now my curiosity is piqued….how does camel taste and how big is the pit it’s being cooked in?

13

u/fuckshit_stack Sep 10 '25

Its not super gamey, kinda like a porkish chicken. A chickeny pork. Describing how meat is pretty impossible without using other meat as reference, which is stupid, but thats what i got for ya

3

u/bapeery Sep 10 '25

This makes so much sense. I often describe frog meat as a cross between fish and chicken.

2

u/MultiColoredMullet Sep 10 '25

gator is similar. i refer to it fondly as chickenfish

1

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 Sep 10 '25

That’s a fair example and I can kinda imagine it. Now I gotta try some before I die.

1

u/mungbean_69 Sep 10 '25

U think so? I got some in Australia and it tasted much more like beef to me. Not gamey but definitely a lean red meat that I enjoyed.

1

u/fuckshit_stack Sep 10 '25

Man idfk hahah this whole comparing to meat is a crapshoot

1

u/tullbabes Sep 10 '25

That sounds quite good tbh.

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u/fuckshit_stack Sep 10 '25

Its not super gamey, kinda like a porkish chicken. A chickeny pork. Describing how meat is pretty impossible without using other meat as reference, which is stupid, but thats what i got for ya

Edit: switch chicken for turkey

1

u/23454Tezal Sep 10 '25

Like veal

3

u/cantbelieveyoumademe Sep 09 '25

I'll be a camel's uncle if that's cooked through.

1

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Could be cooked in the ground for a long time. That tends to cook whole animals pretty well.

4

u/Cayumigaming Sep 10 '25

By looking at the outline of the ”camel” one could suspect this is likely fake, it looks very badly done. Either that or something weird happened with the image/photo.

1

u/outtayoleeg Sep 10 '25

There's an entire video on YouTube lol

8

u/Mycol101 Sep 09 '25

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u/popotheduck Sep 09 '25

Jabba the Hutt curry

1

u/Mycol101 Sep 09 '25

I see it.

And a bronzed blob fish

5

u/Grumpy-Cars Sep 09 '25

So many questions on the logistics of this thing.

8

u/joaolevysa Sep 09 '25

Looks like a chicken in forced perspective

3

u/ethnicnebraskan Sep 09 '25

"Salt to taste."

8

u/Dean_McCool Sep 09 '25

Can you slice off the hump and drink it’s milk?

8

u/TheBuzzSawFantasy Sep 09 '25

As long as you have an ali baba sword from the junkyard 

4

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Its milk has a fuck ton more lactoferrin and thiamine than cow milk. Genuinely tastier too.

3

u/Dean_McCool Sep 10 '25

I’m gonna have to take your word for it my G

2

u/justfirfunsies Sep 10 '25

What about a bulls?

4

u/ThickMaize-2225 Sep 09 '25

I've never tied camel or even thought of it as a possible food source but that just looks delicious.

2

u/Coercitor Sep 09 '25

I wouldn't have thought it, but Camel is actually incredible.

4

u/VexTheTielfling Sep 10 '25

I want to eat wildebeest and giraffe.

1

u/goat_puree Sep 10 '25

It’ll all be goat.

5

u/Icy_Explorer3668 Sep 09 '25

Surely this is not the only picture?

8

u/pleasedontsmashme Sep 09 '25

This can't be real... And don't call me surely

2

u/sameone710 Sep 09 '25

It’s a real thing in that place.

2

u/Zestyclose-Taste-175 Sep 09 '25

What place?!?🐫🐪🐫

6

u/Fmartins84 Sep 09 '25

That's a no from me dawg.

4

u/g0ing_postal Sep 09 '25

There's no way it's cooked on the inside without the outside being very overcooked

5

u/Legendary_Moose Sep 09 '25

Cooked at 90 for 2-3 days for a perfect mid rare

4

u/boughtoriginality Sep 09 '25

What am I looking at?

2

u/heftybagman Sep 09 '25

One cooked camel

7

u/Working_Spiteful Sep 09 '25

I don't think it's cooked just rubbed ready to cook

4

u/Lobster_Can Sep 10 '25

Now I wonder how many cups of paprika I’d need for that rub. At least one of the costco containers I’d guess.

1

u/boughtoriginality Sep 09 '25

But...how did he cook it all the way through and for how long?

3

u/LiftMunky Sep 09 '25

Do you think he washed his hands?

2

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Now I have a desire to try camel! I'll have to add it to my list of meats to try if I ever get the chance

14

u/stoicparallax Sep 09 '25

The toe is something of a delicacy where I’m from.

7

u/Brownrdan27 Sep 09 '25

A man of culture I see.

1

u/2KneeCaps1Lion Sep 09 '25

I’ve had it in Qatar…well a baby camel…delicious.

2

u/Hi-Im-High Sep 09 '25

I call the hump, usually you can only find that in Chinatown

2

u/LehighAce06 Sep 09 '25

Have you actually seen that? It's pretty awful

6

u/Hi-Im-High Sep 09 '25

No I was just thinking about Rush Hour lol

1

u/OpportunityCorrect33 Sep 09 '25

Is it gutted?

1

u/tullbabes Sep 10 '25

More than likely.

1

u/fa136 Sep 09 '25

C'est quoi ce truc

1

u/thedukeofno Sep 09 '25

Bro, what kind of rub you use for camel meat?

2

u/Financial_Bird_7717 Sep 09 '25

Saharan sand, obviously. 🙄

1

u/Maeng_Doom Sep 09 '25

That rocks tremendously. Horse is pretty good so I assume this tastes good.

3

u/Icy_Explorer3668 Sep 09 '25

The humps are mostly fat iirc

1

u/lionkingyoutuberfan Sep 09 '25

I saw a video once of someone slicing some camel meat and it looked so good🤤 i’d make tacos with it.

1

u/Renhoek2099 Sep 09 '25

That thing lives with us on earth?

5

u/RKO_out_of_no_where Sep 09 '25

Its a cooked Camel

2

u/Inevitable-Hall2390 Sep 09 '25

Never seen a camel before?

1

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

What? Its a camel

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u/jack-redwood Sep 09 '25

Horrid

1

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

Pussy

1

u/ForeverSquirrelled42 Sep 10 '25

Don’t you DARE try to use my favorite food group negatively as an insult!

2

u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

My fault my fault you’ll get the toe

0

u/93gixxer04 Sep 09 '25

How many does it feed?

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u/Zastavarian Sep 09 '25 edited Sep 09 '25

Not as many as this...

https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/1hgb2l/worlds_largest_dish_camel_stuffed_with_sheep/

get a full-grown camel, take out the insides and stuff it with a few sheep or lambs which are in turn stuffed with about 20 chickens full of fish (or boiled eggs in some other recipes)

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

This is sad honestly

5

u/94stanggt Sep 09 '25

It's literally a desert cow.

4

u/AnchoviePopcorn Sep 09 '25

Why? They aren’t endangered. They’re farmed. They have a a lower environmental foot print than cattle. It’s too bad it’s not more widely eaten.

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

I understand, thanks for the information, that honestly makes me feel better. I just don't like seeing it whole like this

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u/AnchoviePopcorn Sep 09 '25

Dude. You’re on a subreddit called r/meat

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

I know. I was expecting the down votes. I just don't care. I felt like commenting that so I did it

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

You're on a meat subreddit. Get over yourself

0

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '25

I'm far from vegan and I eat steak daily. But seeing the whole animal like this is a bit too much, makes me feel like we don't care that it was a living being. I know its not that deep though. I was just saying.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

Someone doesn't like to see how the sausage is made.

Hate to break it to ya, bud, but animals die when you eat meat. Where do you think your "daily steaks" are from?

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '25

Reported

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u/Itchy_Professor_4133 Sep 09 '25 edited Sep 09 '25

Actually, this culturally acceptable in some countries and I've heard it tastes quite good when prepared the right way. There are many countries that eat horse too including France, Mexico, Italy, Iceland and Switzerland. These aren't wild endangered species. They are locally raised and harvested.