The Internet Is in Shambles After Someone Posted a Queasy 'Medium Rare Chicken' Recipe
In today's lesson of 'Don't Believe Everything You Read on the Internet,' folks across the world [...]
In today's lesson of "Don't Believe Everything You Read on the Internet," folks across the world are freaking out over a "medium rare chicken" recipe.
Australian Facebook user Morgan Jane Gibbs enraged fellow Facebookers with a quite... unusual... recipe.
"Just made chicken medium rare chicken strips," Gibbs wrote alongside a photo of barely cooked chicken. "They're so good can't believe ive neever tried it like this before. Can't wait to dig into this with my homemade salad and veges. #healthy #newyearsresolution #clean #cleaneating"
When her friend commented "I like my chicken with less salmonella", Gibbs wrote back "its chicken not salmon? [sic]".
Another commented, "you will die," to which Gibbs responded "the textures just a bit different [sic]".
The rest of the Internet didn't hold back their outrage at the queasy recipe.
"Chicken medium rare" is a very weird way to spell "salmonella poisoning."
— Bae Grylls (@TheAuracl3) January 8, 2017
How can chicken be medium rare? You lot are sick
— ㅤㅤ (@ebonymacarthy) January 12, 2017
Can we cancel white people? pic.twitter.com/RAirHUTSgK
— Nikki Jane (@_champagneangel) January 8, 2017
MEDIUM RARE CHICKEN STRIPS THATS RAW SFHVJHBKJ ITS NOT EVEN REMOTELY COOKED
— where is tsumugi🔍🤔 (@plantdroid) January 11, 2017
So yeah, in case you were wondering, Gibbs was totally trolling us.
Did she fool you, too?
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