Inuit mukbang #viral #inuit #mukbang Raw Caribou meat

[katamine]

For all the people freaking out about this being raw, let me just leave this here:

Sushi/sashimi
Carpaccio
Steak or tuna tartare
Prosciutto
Jamon Serrano
Polędwica surowa
Oysters on the half shell
Caviar/fish roe
Cold smoked fish, ie salmon
Ceviche*

These are all renowned delicacies that have one thing in common-they are all based on raw meat. And these are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head because it’s what I personally eat quite regularly. Hell, I even take my steak rare and bloody, if you want to add that to the list 😂

*I know, arguably not raw as technically the seafood is cooked by the acids but it’s raw as in not heated.

[slyfoxsyndrome]

Alright, I know this is late—but let me explain to young viewers here who had accidentally discovered this. As a veterinary student who studied about parasites.

1: Parasites cannot survive in an icy cold environment. They can only be found in warm and humid areas like tropical forests—which is a perfect breeding ground and a place for them to thrive.

2: Inuit people literally lived in cold environment, and fire are difficult to make. They do have cooked meat, but it is a rare feast. Fire took long time to ignite in a snow storm, and so Inuit have to eat raw meat in order to survive.

Also, the meat in this Short is frozen; so the parasites are already dead by the time they ate it.

[semanurt]

Nice to see Inuuk and learn about Inuit culture. I want to see more videos of you guys🥰🥰

[monimonimoni]

“What’s a mukbang” haha that was cute! 😂

[gonzoevolved]

I dont think it weird as I like medium rare. However I do have a question regarding prep. Do u just freeze it? N then Eat it? Or is it marinated then frozen? Or u guys cook with Ice? Sounds funny but its an honest question.

[andrewrouse]

I love how she gives him the bigger piece, such a sweetheart

[Amyayak]

“How you like your steak sir”
“Frozen”
“I beg ur pardon?”
“U heard me…”

[amdaisy]

this looks so interesting!!! i wanna try a bit of it

[eileenv]

In the video could you talk about - how do you store these left overs? Is it ok to have it out and then re-freeze etc? Just curious about the practical side of these delicacies... Many thanks

[cexdpgp]

Imagine fight somebody who eats raw, and sleep in ice water

[CaliT]

I'm not Inuit at all, and I've never had this, but I just I'd try this and love it.

[fizmusic]

Appreciate this! Thanks for posting! You are loved

[reginavillanueva]

I noticed that people who do carnivore diet have clear skin 👍

[CodeCube-rvrm]

“You best start believin’ in mukbangs. Yer in one!”

[dpgks]

This looks so yummy!! Raw caribou meat 😍

[jessiefoxblaze]

I REALLY just wanna sit and enjoy the meal with yall

[brookebebabbling]

He says "ah, Mama.... " Like she is cooking that meal. Haha. Still cute

[Notificationnow]

Him:this is what any mukbang looks like
Her:what’s a mukbang???

[amandaohrt]

Do you ever get it like smoked or anything?

[Meanwhilesalvatore]

Looks delicious, but I really enjoy when you guys eat, I want to say it’s seal or whale ? The chewy part looks good. Thank you for always sharing.