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11045347 No.11045347 [Reply] [Original]

>browsing facebook
>see random video of a guy carving jamon iberico
>glorious
>perfectly aged
>inside looks amazing
>go to the comment section
>90% of them from idiots:
>"ew, what is this?"
>"why is it green?"
>"I don't eat mold."
>"Is it rotting?"
>"that's disgusting!"

Are there that many people on earth that are this retarded? Does anyone bother to do a little digging before making themselves seem uneducated on a public forum? Like they've never witnessed or heard of dry-aging, or the fact that humans have been eating aged, fermented, dried and cultured food for thousands of years. People even tried explaining to them how dry-aging works, and that the rind is removed, but they insist that, "nope, it's disgusting. I'd never eat something, that can't be good for you". As if these fat mongoloids haven't already stuffed their faces with prosciutto and bleu cheese whilst being completely oblivious.

I know I sound pretentious as fuck, but this just really ground my gears for some reason. Fucking pedestrians.

Aged Food Thread.

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>>11045347
I ate this shit in the south of Italy. It's originally from Sardenia. This cheese had fucking live maggots going through it, so the cheese itself was all pre-digested and shat out by the maggots. It seems disgusting, but it was actually really fucking good.

It was extremely soft, and by far the strongest tasting and smelling cheese I've ever experienced. But if you spread it super-thin on a piece of hard bread it was delicious.

>> No.11045389

>>11045347
I al;ways had this problem when working at a grocery store. People would buy country hams without knowing anything about them get them home unwrap them and bring them back because there's mold.

It's supposed to be like that it is a dry aged ham you just cut the mold off and cook the rest.

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>>11045381
buonissimo

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>>11045389
did they take it back?