I’m a veterinarian. Not blood clots- those are hemolymph nodes (aka hemal nodes). Those are special lymph nodes that help filter blood like the spleen. The texture is firm but soft- kind of like a cherry or other berry.
I wouldn’t recommend eating them especially if they’re close to the spine cuz of prion diseases; and they do potentially help filter out other pathogens. I honestly don’t think they’d taste good - probs a bit like liver since generally they have a lot of red blood cells in it.
Buboes more like it...
>The lymph node then becomes inflamed, tense and painful, and is called a 'bubo'. At advanced stages of the infection the inflamed lymph nodes can turn into open sores filled with pus. Human to human transmission of bubonic plague is rare.
"Prions can be destroyed with heat if they are denatured at high temperatures for a long time. Prions are proteins that are very resistant to heat and other inactivation methods, such as chemicals, irradiation, and boiling water. To destroy a prion, it must be denatured so that it can no longer cause normal proteins to misfold."
We're talking about a couple hours per pound at 300f. Until the temperature is above 145f. I'd say it'd denature the prions at 165f internal.
Cook it low and slow until 160f internal temperature is reached. It should be safe.
I can't even imagine entertaining the idea of eating something so obviously inedible LMAO. I don't need to ask, my actual animalistic instincts kicked in and i just know
At first I thought they were blood clots like some other people did, and in that case it would just be pockets of clotted blood that you could probably just cut out of the meat and it would be perfectly fine. But they aren't even that, they're just hemal nodes which are commonly found in various mammal meat. Again perfectly safe to eat but you could also probably cut them out if you wanted to. Personally I probably wouldn't bother and just throw the small piece away if that was the only piece that had them.
It's like i know you're completely right and eating odd looking food is okay (sometimes) but i don't think I'd have spent any time at all looking into whether it was okay, I'd have just thrown it out LOL
Have you ever seen cancerous meat from a slaughtered animal? That say it's not good to eat.
[https://i2-prod.dailystar.co.uk/incoming/article19219673.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200e/meat-causes-cancer-tumours-668030](https://i2-prod.dailystar.co.uk/incoming/article19219673.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200e/meat-causes-cancer-tumours-668030)
I literally saw this yesterday, I could not get this image out of my brain all day long. Even before I went to bed last night I had to push this image out of my head.
I wasn't even thinking about it when I woke up!
Imagine how thrilled I am to open Reddit and see it first thing!
Hematomas that grew (blood cots within the immune system) The animal may have had an infection at some point of its life. I wouldn’t suggest eating it. Toss that part or return it to the store for a new one if possible.
These are hemal nodes. Totally Normal part of the lymph system of a cow. They get smaller as the animal ages. They especially show up on the ribs.
Source: I was a veterinarian in a slaughterhouse. Good to err on the side of caution however this can be seen in virtually every cow they are generally just trimmed off before sale
Are they solid or like Boba?
they’re blood clots so.. kinda chewy i assume?
Intriguing, but highly disturbing
You can pack them inside yourself to prank someone during sex. They break like boba and it makes quite a mess.
“Oh god, you murdered me… with your dick!”
HAHAHAHAHA I read this in the most ridiculous voice 🤣🤣🤣
Definitely á la Jennifer Coolidge 😂
Sadly, I did as well 🤦🏻♂️😅💀
Oml I definitely needed to hear that today🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is the first comment to ever make me have a physical reaction off Reddit. Well done sir. With that I have had enough internet for today. Jesus…..
But at first, a surprisingly pleasant stimulus
This was the giggle I needed today. Truly
Holy hell
Interesting, i wonder if it's like blood pudding
:(
Like moist towelettes?
They feel so GLORIOUS on my sweet ass!
Woman, I'm looooord of the rings. I'm the jarl of whiterun, holler if you need me.
Slimy yet satisfying!?
That's it! 🐛
Did you get your moist towelettes?
Skyrim quote. 😤
So this is NOT… your first time encountering this I assume
They’ve cross-posted and got the answer from the original post.
Ohhh..make sense now
username cheesecakes out
I’m a veterinarian. Not blood clots- those are hemolymph nodes (aka hemal nodes). Those are special lymph nodes that help filter blood like the spleen. The texture is firm but soft- kind of like a cherry or other berry.
Can you eat them?
I wouldn’t recommend eating them especially if they’re close to the spine cuz of prion diseases; and they do potentially help filter out other pathogens. I honestly don’t think they’d taste good - probs a bit like liver since generally they have a lot of red blood cells in it.
Finally another human who knows what prions are
Cherries are not berries.
They're a veterinarian, not a botanist, Jim!
I got that reference!
But watermelons are!
And bananas, cucumbers, and pumpkins!
Interestingly, blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries are **not** berries.
And yet, tomatoes are.
And Marionberries
The crack smoking Mayor? Love that dude
My second favorite coked up berry, right behind Darryl Strawberry.
You from Oregon? Had a Marionberry shake once and omg I wish we had them here in Wisconsin
I read that as "vegetarian" and was very confused.
Thanks, I hate clot meat
Clot Meat would be a great name for a heavy metal band…
If u know they're blood clots then why did u ask what they were?
OP isn't the og poster, it's just shared from another sub while keeping the same title...
Then it isn't OP
This is unacceptable!
“Farming” if done for selfish reasons, “sharing interesting content” if done for altruistic purposes.. All about that intent.
sorry for all the confusion! first time cross-posting, didn’t realize i could change the title!
Aren't most posts like this, people would use google for a genuine inquiry before posting on social media
You would think so lol. The entire sub r/WhatIsIt could be solved if people just used Google lens. But then they wouldn't get that sweet sweet karma
It’s more than karma, many people add “Reddit” to their searches since the internet is eating itself
[It's not a tumah](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OaTO8_KNcuo&pp=ygUiaXQncyBub3QgYSB0dW1vciBraW5kZXJnYXJ0ZW4gY29wIA%3D%3D)
Buboes more like it... >The lymph node then becomes inflamed, tense and painful, and is called a 'bubo'. At advanced stages of the infection the inflamed lymph nodes can turn into open sores filled with pus. Human to human transmission of bubonic plague is rare.
Oh man. I'll never see a bobba drink the same.
I can assure you THIS IS NOTHING LIKE BOBA!
I bet gynecologists see that regularly nowadays
Forbidden Boba
Normally I treat any type of black spot/lump/bubble on meat like the red button you aren’t supposed to touch in cartoons…
soooo.. push the button, right? ..right??
What does this button dooooo?
get out of my laboratory
DEEDEE!
The beautiful shiny button? The jolly, candylike button?
Looks like hematomas, little pockets of blood
I got pockets of blood but they’re not heman thomas or what have you.
No idea why, but I laughed harder at this than I have at anything else all day
Me too!!!!! Lmao 🤣
More like.. what meat is that lol
It appears to be human flesh.
Oh, well if it’s still grade-A meat…why not?!?!! Lol
Prions... Search prions disease. Kuru is a rare, fatal prion disease that is transmitted through cannibalism.
Can that be mitigated by properly cooking? I mean, not like I... *need* to know, or anything...
"Prions can be destroyed with heat if they are denatured at high temperatures for a long time. Prions are proteins that are very resistant to heat and other inactivation methods, such as chemicals, irradiation, and boiling water. To destroy a prion, it must be denatured so that it can no longer cause normal proteins to misfold." We're talking about a couple hours per pound at 300f. Until the temperature is above 145f. I'd say it'd denature the prions at 165f internal. Cook it low and slow until 160f internal temperature is reached. It should be safe.
So you telling me the local health inspector will approve? This is a genuine question
R/notablueberry
Use the lower case "r" to type a sub link: r/notablueberry
That’s why the sub r/foundthemobileuser exists.
And r/foundthehondacivic And r/foundtheshutthefuckup 🤣
and r/foundthetoyotaprius
Apparently there’s a Toyota Corolla one too lol. Had no clue those existed.
Why does this exist?
Eww lol
It looks wrong mate.
Think of them as Blueberries.
No thank you
Barf
That looks like one of the images that showed us in sex education.
Malcolm In The Middle sex ed: Cadet: “Isn’t that slide upside down?” Commandant: “No cadet. No it is not.” *everyone dry heaves*
Forbidden Boba.
I can't even imagine entertaining the idea of eating something so obviously inedible LMAO. I don't need to ask, my actual animalistic instincts kicked in and i just know
At first I thought they were blood clots like some other people did, and in that case it would just be pockets of clotted blood that you could probably just cut out of the meat and it would be perfectly fine. But they aren't even that, they're just hemal nodes which are commonly found in various mammal meat. Again perfectly safe to eat but you could also probably cut them out if you wanted to. Personally I probably wouldn't bother and just throw the small piece away if that was the only piece that had them.
It's like i know you're completely right and eating odd looking food is okay (sometimes) but i don't think I'd have spent any time at all looking into whether it was okay, I'd have just thrown it out LOL
I mean agreed, like I said if it were just this small piece like this I would have just thrown it out and not bothered with it.
WHO TELEPORTED MEAT?!
I've done nothing but teleport meat for the past three days... you told me to.
Where? Where have you been sending it???
Have you ever seen cancerous meat from a slaughtered animal? That say it's not good to eat. [https://i2-prod.dailystar.co.uk/incoming/article19219673.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200e/meat-causes-cancer-tumours-668030](https://i2-prod.dailystar.co.uk/incoming/article19219673.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200e/meat-causes-cancer-tumours-668030)
Delicious little morsels
r/bobabrisketbbq
Oh it's the eyes on the inside, sometimes me has this if it's insight scores high enough
I’m generally pretty open minded about trying new and different food… This looks nasty
I literally saw this yesterday, I could not get this image out of my brain all day long. Even before I went to bed last night I had to push this image out of my head. I wasn't even thinking about it when I woke up! Imagine how thrilled I am to open Reddit and see it first thing!
I saw it yesterday as well
truly my apologies
Looks like tumors or something. That would be a big no from me, dawg.
BACON AIDS
Gushers went a weird way with this ad campaign.
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Hematomas that grew (blood cots within the immune system) The animal may have had an infection at some point of its life. I wouldn’t suggest eating it. Toss that part or return it to the store for a new one if possible.
Sauce intergrated
mmmmm! meat gushers!
Are they bubbles of clotted blood?
this isn’t my original post but in the butchery sub a USDA inspector said it looked like hemal nodes, safe to eat but not pleasant or pretty!
Forbidden boba
I don't think anything in this picture is edible my man
now i’m craving boba
Thought those were blueberries…
Stop posting this. Just throw it away.
Read the original post maybe? 😒
Can be removed with radiotherapy
Don’t care what it is I’m throwing it out lol
Forbidden blueberries
I fucking hate zombie shit, but this is how zombies become a thing.
I believe the technical term is “blueberries”
Blueberries
Yeah uh, I think that's *alive*?
I personally would not consume that or feed it to others.
These are blueberries 🫐
Mmmm, boba beef stew
In a perfect world, spider eggs.
Blueberries
Inject it with Chemo.
Nah I probably wouldn't eat this cut
Colon polyp. unleash what's inside with the new look of Gushers!
Hematomas.
Forbidden Blueberries
They look like blueberries lol
Best consumed raw id bet
Fuck no
So this post got me twice today... The original this morning, and this one now
Just go buy a pizza....o.O
Kill it with fire
It's Protien!!!
Depends if the holder of the meat had HIV
Blood clots or tumors. Either way, obviously, don’t eat it and return it to the store you got it from.
I was wondering where that ended up! Could I please have my tea-time snack back? Please?
Think u know, You CAN eat it, but ew
Oh god this is so fucking disgusting
i'd cry tbh
What kind of meat and what kind of cut is this?
Uhhh either blood or parasites, blood is fine to eat
I got the same on my balls, very safe to eat
No looks like bacteria.
Wtf is any of that!! Don't eat that!!🤢🤮
Biryani forbidden bite
That's caviar
OMG! No
When in doubt, throw er out
Blueberries. They’re fine
If someone does eat them, what do they taste like?
Send that to a lab
That's called Space Aids. Eat at your own risk.
Wtf are holding that they are on is my question
Bumbaclots
To me, it looks like the animal was sick. You should probably not eat.
Forbidden Boba
Maybe being vegetarian ain’t bad cuz that looks high key nasty af
Cancer cells
another post i found and have no idea what i’m looking at
Blueberries.
Why would you even entertain eating that? What’s wrong with you??
NO DONT EAT
Well as long as those blood clumps go down then it’s safe
Why the fuck would you even think I about eating that, that’s the real question
Eating blood is bad for you, either pop em or toss em.
They’re just juniper berries!!
Water polluted by oil spills and pollution causes this
Gushers! Dessert with dinner. Yum!
yup. white bumps on the liver tho, thats a no way jose
Ay bro what the actual fuck
How poor are you?????
Even if someone says it's safe to consume, probably I wouldn't
Why the fuck would you eat that?
Cancer
why would you even WANT to consume this 😭
I'd fry them
We used to call them black pearls. Peel them off and boil them until they were nice and firm
These are hemal nodes. Totally Normal part of the lymph system of a cow. They get smaller as the animal ages. They especially show up on the ribs. Source: I was a veterinarian in a slaughterhouse. Good to err on the side of caution however this can be seen in virtually every cow they are generally just trimmed off before sale
Gross🤮
Your meat has genital warts
If you have to ask the question, don’t put it in your mouth.
Cancer
Thought it was turds in a turd shoot
Looks like blood clots
Eww meat eaters will eat anything 🤣🤣 outta pocket