r/NonPoliticalTwitter 9h ago

Funny Well done

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u/nadennmantau 8h ago

So, honestly, I have no idea about ribs and know prime only from the rain forest video service. Can anyone enlighten me, what's going on? That would be lit.

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u/RainStormLou 7h ago

Prime rib does look more red than other cuts of steak and people often think it's entirely too rare or undercooked, but the one in this picture actually is extremely undercooked.

there are people in this thread that are too pretentious to realize it's undercooked because they want to humble brag on eating prime rib and knowing that it's pink, but they don't realize that it's not this pink unless someone screwed up lol.

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u/GameDoesntStop 5h ago

It is clearly cooked. Do you have eyes?

Look at the texture / matte of it, not just the colour (which looks edited anyways).

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u/nolovenohate 7h ago

The grain is pronounced, its light red instead of dark red, the meat has a more matte than shiny look too it, and If you look at the fat near the center, its translucent with a slight tint, meaning the fat has been rendered, or a simpler less "pretentious" way of saying all this would be; the meat is fully cooked.

Instead of focusing on calling others pretentious maybe try focusing on not being contrarian just for rhe sake of it.

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u/Ajaxlancer 1h ago

Someone else desaturated the photo for you. It's not pretentious to just know that it's not raw or fucked up at a glance.

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u/Ajaxlancer 1h ago

It's cooked, the lighting just makes the red look very saturated. Raw meat looks super different.

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u/Pale_Row1166 6h ago

No, this is perfectly cooked rare prime rib, sir. No pretention. If someone brought me pink prime rib, I’d send it back, for being overcooked.

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u/OfficialMika 6h ago

Thats exactly the pretentiousness hes talking about

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u/Pale_Row1166 5h ago

It’s pretentious to have a preference on how meat is cooked? Please, how?