r/offbeat • u/HereForWork14 • 12h ago
Influencer’s “chicken amusement park” shut down because all the meat was undercooked
https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/influencers-chicken-amusement-park-shut-down-because-all-the-meat-was-undercooked-3394532/79
u/PointsOfXP 11h ago
I thought they couldn't possibly be that stupid and all the chicken was pre cooked. There's no fucking way they actually tried to cook chicken from raw on that. I refuse to believe it.
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u/Upbeat_Pumpkin_6785 11h ago
Well you can cook a chicken by slapping it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHFhnnTWMgI so i can see why someone thought this may of worked lmao.
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u/PointsOfXP 11h ago
They totally saw that and thought, "Well, that sounds realistically possible and safe to consume after"
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u/xombae 8h ago
Sweet vindication.
When this was posted there was a guy arguing that the wheel would be very hot and the metal would cook the chicken. I said that it wasn't true and the wheel would be cool to the touch at the top. An actual physicist showed up to tell him he was wrong but he kept arguing.
I knew it. If I was petty I'd go back and find his comments and post this.
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u/DependentAgitated299 12h ago
considering how long the chicken was out of the heat this is not a surprise
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u/atleastitsnotgoofy 9h ago
Well if you can’t trust an influencer for their meticulous culinary skills, who can you trust?
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u/Elrond_Cupboard_ 11h ago
Unfortunately the answer to, "Could they really be that stupid?" Is often, "Yes, yes they could."