That hamburger looked so disgusting!!
Granted, I don't eat beef, but if I were ever to try one, I wouldn't be visiting that dive bar anytime soon. That burger looked like a sh!t patty! Maybe she shouldn't have ordered it rare?
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LOL It did look awful.
Hamburger can be delicious. But the funny part of that scene is while she ordered it rare, it was clearly NOT being cooked that way.
It was well-done by the end of the credits! Plus, it made no sense as to why the cook kept flipping it until it broke to pieces.
"I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus."
"Didn't he discover America?"
"Penfold, shush."
I thought he was overcooking it as well. If I were Marsha, I would've asked for a refund.
Death lives in the Vault of Horror!
Ok, stupid question from a lifelong veggie...but why do people order their meat all bloody like that? How can you even get past the visual? Always wondered...
shareThe longer meat is cooked, the more juice is cooked out, and it also makes the meat itself firmer (i.e. tougher).
The visual...well, that's just a personal thing, it doesn't bother me, but I usually order my meat medium-rare, just because rare cools off too quickly for me.
Ohhh, the cooling off thing makes sense. Is it actually blood, though, or is it just juices looking like blood because the meat is still red? I can't believe I'm asking this, but I grew up in a veggie family, & I've always had a weird curiosity about this stuff. I also think a man in a kick-ass furry hat would be the right man to ask!
shareActually, it's water and a protein in the meat, not blood.
I'm glad you like the hat! I have a problem wearing it some days because it's rabbit fur, and my dog tries like hell to get at it and tear it to shreds.
For the record, I actually don't eat a lot of meat, a few times a week. I love my veggies! 🌽
If you cook a burger or steak too long you end up with dry tough meat that is crispy and burned. If you cook less you have much juicier and tender meat.
Best for me is crispy and burned on the outside and juicy and red on the inside.
Beef doesnt need to be cooked 100% like chicken and poultry does, so its safe to eat it like that.