Like bruh, what you cook this thing in?
+1 yHmm so I was notorious with my orthodontics for breaking my braces in my sleep. No idea how I did this but I broke the wires every time, when I first had braces I broke them within 3 days. This went on for several weeks and they kept providing a reinforced wire. Eventually I guess the wire was strong enough I couldn't break it.
Turned out it was from me grinding my teeth in my sleep, I pretty much done this all my life, I don't know how often I do it. all I know is to this day it's still an issue
So it's not uncommon for me to wake up with an aching jaw it happens from time to time.
The only upside to this is I'm accostumed to it and it really takes a lot for me to feel it in my jaw now.10 Reply
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+1 yNope, if I bite into it and it has the consistency of a tire I’m spitting it out and binning it.
My meat (usually burgers) has to be soft and fall apart in your mouth none of this rubbery rubbish.
I want to eat it not mend a puncture with it.10 Reply
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+1 yWhen I was 12, I had a piece of steak that took me forever to chew. Thankfully I never have to eat steak again.
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Aw. Your pop probably had to get new food each time.
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Ewwwwww!!!
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My 4 yr old daughter makes messes next to me at the dinner table too lol. I still love her but it’s gross. 😂 She likes to reach over with greasy hands and touch me too.
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All while stealing their daddies hearts!!! 🥰🥰😍
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+1 yThis question could sit so easily in the sex section too.
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@purplepoppy ya know, I had not thought of that ! 🤷♂️😂🤣😁
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+1 yLmao i almost said the wrong thing
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I didn’t mean to make your jaw hurt.
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Sorry!
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He already knew what it was. I’m just glad he's finally taking responsibility for this lock jaw
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+1 yMy mother always believed that meat should always be well done, which meant chewing it is difficult, and sometimes jaw-hurting. It wasn't until I was in college that I learned that medium or medium-rare meat tastes better, is better for you (well-done destroys much of the nutrients) and is easier to chew.
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+1 yOstrich meat is really, really tough. And those birds are hella mean.
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I was just standing by the gate. The bird came across and bit me on the arm. And then looked at me like I did something wrong. I went to an Ostrich farm overseas with some friends. It was crazy.
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Yeah, those critters are just mean to everybody.
+1 yDoesn’t that usually come from sucking on the meat rather then chewing? 😏
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+1 yOh yes! Every single time i am at someone's BBQ party or they have bog feast, 99% of the people i know makes the meat well done 😒. Not only my jaw hurts, but i got sick and tired of people that thinks the red mead juices is blood.
10 Reply4.9K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. My father used to make everything very well done. Sometimes he would make a hamburger that was like a hockey puck.
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+1 yYes. I used to like well done when my jaw was young.
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I meant before my injuries. Not claiming to be old…. 😏
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Nooooo! Well done is a sin unless it’s bacon
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@Charliefretz329 Forgive me I have sinned, a lot. I liked stuff dry. Too much food poisoning when young. lol
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No worries. I don’t share a lot of things. Been a while since I mentioned it. Usually roller coaster Q’s beings it out.🤗
+1 yYes, raw frozen deer meat. Famoly Shot a deer, hung it and everyone takes a piece off the 1st kill of the season
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But did you ever eaten raw
343 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. I cook the hell out of meat! Tough stuff, I pitch ASAP
11 ReplyYes, I ate elephant meat, good flavor but tough and hard to chew.
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yYeah, steak. You might as well chew on an old shoe.
11 Reply2.7K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Yes lol it was like chewing on a rubber sandal
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+1 yYes. My wife overcooked a steak once. It was like chewing rubber
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Yeah she got distracted with something else and she forgot about it. It was the worst steak she ever made
522 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Lop nah good thing I stopped eating red meat
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+1 yYeah I don’t like meat that’s too tough, it’s one reason I don’t enjoy beef jerky.
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+1 yYeah, when I make chicken, pork chops the meat is tough and hard to chew how to cook these things?
10 Reply380 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Nope. I don't eat meat. Gristle was one of the motivations.
10 Reply6.6K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. No but some have been tough don’t ever eat a steak at a Las Vegas special deal. It’s the worst meat ever. You pay for what you get
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+1 yI have started to and realized it wasn't worth the effort!!
10 Reply My mother's roast, bless her heart.
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+1 yHaha rabbit. Tough stuff.
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French dish. Rabbit is big over there.
+1 yI have, and then I give up on it and spit it out
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+1 yOnly jerky should be that though. All meats should be tender and fall off the bone
00 ReplyYup. Mutton. Super chewy. I hated it.
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+1 yno i haven't
11 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Cube steak
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+1 yyes it was awful
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+1 yeverybody has at one point
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+1 yLol not hurt but it made then tired lol
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+1 yYes.
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