Minced Meat in Glass Bowl Time-lapse

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#minced #meat #food #timelapse

[VickiBowers]

Another amazing Timelapse video!
Also, I'm so glad we can't smell that!

[gracelmart]

This reminded me of the forensics class I took. It’s fascinating how flies ALWAYS find decay and breed maggots, no matter where you hide the meat

[SwedishMarksman]

"ok imma cook myself then" never gets old

[KingSammelot]

That was an absolute journey, thank you for this hard watch

[lumidouce]

I like how after only a few hours the meat starts to rot. Pretty cool process to watch.

[timotheematos]

Not only it's cooked but the flies and the worms prepared the rice and the sauce! Bon appétit

[QuietCastle]

Watching this video is a good way to help keep yourself on a diet.

[boringneil]

I’m genuinely surprised it takes nearly 2 weeks for the maggots to take such a hold and then doubly amazed that they don’t devour the entire contents - are they leaving the fat?

[amalia]

That fly that loved and died front and centre 🫡

[sxyy]

The flies must think this place is absolute heaven

[ThisMotherFucker]

My wife loves these amazing videos!!!! Thank you for the upload

I knew it was gonna be disgusting. But yeah. Thanks for making these so we don't have to, hope you have good ventilation!

[johnkramer]

I love the reverse timelapse as well. It looks like thousands of maggots work hard for days to create something edible for us humans 😂

[pizzathefox]

I study expired food. It amazes me how quickly meat (mainly beef and pork) discolour faster than say- chicken or turkey.

I think I'd also be pretty interesting if you try different methods of these timelapses.
Like, here I assume you do this in an open environment. But what if you compared this to a closed off bug free environment vs a refrigerated one vs maybe an air tight environment. It would be pretty stunning to study the different results.

[pompeymonkey]

That was both revolting and fascinating in equal measure! :)

[psychofangirl]

Why am I watching rotting meat at 4 am

[idkidk]

Omg when you lifted it with the fork... Vomit barf... I gagged. This is one of the grossest ones you have done. Lol

[yb]

props to you for being able to show us what the rotten food at the end looks like

[GreatSageSunWukong]

We really should be grateful to flies in the same way we are to bee's, they clean up all the rotten mess of corpses and foodstuffs where would we be without them in the same way bees are responsible for most plants and thus food, flies clean up all the mess and stop it festering for too long

[mnvlessecondchannel]

0 hours - Raw.
17 days later - Well done.