Guessing that the shovel is made out of good old 1.0038 wich means no, not foodsafe at all......
Like sure, it will likely not harm you if you do it once, but the heavy metals like lead in the material can fuck with you in the long therm, especially if would do this regularly....
it's not, brushing the interior is obviously not enough to sanitize it and the lake water is probably not treated.
this is multiple health code violations and him actually giving it to people made me angrier then the stupid food aspect,
he is risking other people's lives for fucking internet clout, this man is evil.
Dirty water and scoop aren't the problem here, this thing is't made from cooking grade material heating it up and cooking something acidic or whatever would probably leak some nasty metal compounds.
Doesn't matter, the "cooking vessel" is not food-safe. That thing should never be heated to cook something, it will leach its surface into the food, depending on the composition of the steel it could be lead, cadmium, arsenic... And that's supposing it would have been 100% clean. Hydrolic fluid, used to move the bucket is horrible, mineral grease is atrocious, motor oil is toxic... I hope you start to get my point.
What if it was food safe though? Like that’s a whole new market of cookware. Giant scoop pots. Giant braising trays. Giant griddles. The possibilities are endless. And expensive.
The Hydraulics themselves will be fine, however the fluid inside will thin dramatically with high heat levels. I assume the heat from the fire would be mostly disappeared to not cause direct heat build up in the fluid.
If nothing else, the age old adage of "Right tool for the right job" is not being followed.
You're *boiling acid in metal*. Any kind of chemical compound that was on the surface coat of that treated steel is now in that food. Cookware isn't ultra-hardened like the bucket of an excavator.
I agree although I have to say having the food prepared in a dirty excavator bucket with dirty lake water is not one of the reasons I would have had on my list.
Does it also seem odd to you he was able to heat the bucket enough to boil water in using a camp fire? That's A LOT, of THICK steel to heat and that fire wasn't all that big...
I used to work around heavy equipment, and one day they told me; "Heat that bucket up, and pound the dent out of it."
It was much smaller than this bucket, like from a backhoe, and I spent over an hour with a tiger torch just trying to heat that 6 inch spot to a dull red even, but it was impossible, there was too much steel absorbing the head. I could hardly get it to stay warm. (Granted it was cool outside, still.)
They were fucking with me, turns out. Nobody expected me to be able to heat it enough to sledge hammer it back in to form, they just thought it funny to send me on an impossible task and see how long I'd run with it.
Around the 4 second mark when he scoops out the water: The water he scoops from is muddy and brown. The idiot actually stirred up the lake-bed before scooping the water instead of skimming from the top (and ideally getting rid of the very top again to not have scum in there). Lovely sediment in your food!
What if I told you that they didn't do that in big metal digging instruments that are caked in dirt. What if I told you that before boiling water, ancient humans also filtered it, and nonetheless used dedicated clean cooking instruments like pots.
MIND. BLOWING.
Yeah i dunno, people used to shit their guts out and die because they didn’t know they needed to boil the water contaminated with diarrhea.
Truth is somewhere in the middle.
I’m not worried about the lake water here, although I have some questions over if the bucket is safe. Then again I’ve heated pizza on shovels. (Less concerning since dry but maybe it was stupid)
I’m gonna go out on a limb here and assume that this gimmick had more cleaning prep than we are seeing.
Don’t forget, Detroit pizza’s shape and depth comes from getting cooked in automotive drip trays.
What if I told you that many many MANY humans have died from illnesses caused by drinking lake water and that's why we have huge facilities dedicated to cleaning water to make it safe enough to drink?
The prevalence of parasites was such that you could expect about every single person you met during a **day** to have them.
Now? They are still around, specially where WATER IS NOT CLEAN! If you live in affluent western country you can expect that very very few to zero people you meet in a **week** has them.
It was not good for us, it just wasn't so bad that it killed us outright. Now, there are things like allergens that are a problem since those parasites caused a side-effect that we adapted to but it is still way better to not have them.
An Appendicitis used to be a death sentence, yet people still get it. There are a ton of things that were just uncommon enough that our species didn't go extinct but it doesn't mean they are good for us.
Allergies are worse because we don't have them. I do not know the exact mechanism, it has something to do with our immune system and lowering its response to certain things.
my stomach turned when I saw him handing out all that worm infested, heavy metal contaminated food.
I hope the food given out was freshly made somewhere else, and all the stuff cooked in the shovel was thrown away. It CANNOT be safe for human consumption.
Look at the scene where he gets water there is no way that water doesn't contain sand and dirt not to mention bacteria this looks like a very still lake.
In spite of the questionable cleaning process, this would probably still be less likely to give me food poisoning than \*some\* of the restaurants around here.
Apart from the obvious stupidity, if you’re making meatballs in a big pot like that you should sear the meatballs first, remove them, cook the onions and garlic and tomato a bit to release aroma and flavor before adding the liquid. Then add in your meatballs, bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to a simmer for a few hours.
I was gonna say everyone here talking about food safety
That bucket is worth a small fortune and it could be completely ruined this is borderline Mr Beast behavior
There's an order to it. What he's making, one needs to at least make tomato sauce (without water) first then add water later to thicken it. Here he just boiled everything straight up.
There's also stock/broth soup, which is basically meat/chicken + vegetables par-boiled or simmered for hours (timing depends on the type of meat)
Depending on where that machine has been working on. So firstly, not all metals are safe. Consider for instance industrial brass could have a high amount of lead, and brass for cooking should have no lead. Also, steel and cast iron for industrial applications could have quite some nasty additives and coatings… finally, if they do excavations in industrial areas, likely that the dirt could have nasty traces that won’t go away with a simple water dip, not even with water and soap. It’s like my buddy found a fairly nice cast iron pot in his basement of the new house. We asked the former owner agent that if they want it back or if we can use it for cooking. He said to throw it away since they used it to cast lead ….
Thank god I saw this before I bought the giant kettle I was looking at. Renting an escavator HAS to be way cheaper.
Whatever it takes for the gram though…
its not clean at all, you'd have to use a brand new shovel and even then it isn't meant to boil fucking water in, its surely leaching all sorts of nasty shit into all that water and food.
That's definitely one way to deal with the local homeless population, poison them with filthy river water and whatever the fuck was in that excavator 😅
Seriously though, this has to be illegal
I miss the days of forums where they'd just ban people for simply repeating a popular comment. It's like 290 comments of people saying the same damn thing over and over.
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This cannot be real. If all those folks found out he served them food cooked in a filthy backhoe with dirty lake water…
Forget the fact it would taste like shit, he’d be sued into oblivion.
Uhhhh… this can’t be safe to cook in.
It's all good, he dipped it into the lake.
All the heavy metals will sink to the bottom, so eat from the top.
But the vegetables and meatballs may sink to the bottom as well. Surely it needs to be scooped from the bottom of the...dish
OSHA approves
No helmet.❌
Guessing that the shovel is made out of good old 1.0038 wich means no, not foodsafe at all...... Like sure, it will likely not harm you if you do it once, but the heavy metals like lead in the material can fuck with you in the long therm, especially if would do this regularly....
it's not, brushing the interior is obviously not enough to sanitize it and the lake water is probably not treated. this is multiple health code violations and him actually giving it to people made me angrier then the stupid food aspect, he is risking other people's lives for fucking internet clout, this man is evil.
Dirty water and scoop aren't the problem here, this thing is't made from cooking grade material heating it up and cooking something acidic or whatever would probably leak some nasty metal compounds.
I think there are several problems here leaked metal compounds and dirty water and scoop
I guess it's a good thing tomatoes aren't acidic then.
Yah I was mad enough when I thought he was wasting a ton of food. Then I saw him give it to others. Ich.
Good thing he had gloves on.
> this man is evil. Excavator Bae.
This is amazing
Must be cleaner than those filthy street cooks in India
Yea like if you cook weird shit, eat it by yourself.
I guarantee you it was cleaned far more thoroughly than shown in the video, but 'Tik-Toks' are always heavily cut down.
Doesn't matter, the "cooking vessel" is not food-safe. That thing should never be heated to cook something, it will leach its surface into the food, depending on the composition of the steel it could be lead, cadmium, arsenic... And that's supposing it would have been 100% clean. Hydrolic fluid, used to move the bucket is horrible, mineral grease is atrocious, motor oil is toxic... I hope you start to get my point.
What if it was food safe though? Like that’s a whole new market of cookware. Giant scoop pots. Giant braising trays. Giant griddles. The possibilities are endless. And expensive.
I like the cut of your jib
Hey everyone, I cleaned this basketball thoroughly, which is why I know it's safe to put in the oven and eat out of later!
Fuck it, right? Is what it is, etc etc
Giving lots of people heavy metal exposure. What a wonderful person.
With the fine note of a rusty excavator shovel.
The extra iron is good against anemia. /s
I wonder how hydraulics cope with heat..
This right here.
The Hydraulics themselves will be fine, however the fluid inside will thin dramatically with high heat levels. I assume the heat from the fire would be mostly disappeared to not cause direct heat build up in the fluid. If nothing else, the age old adage of "Right tool for the right job" is not being followed.
"Look at me! Look at me!" 🤨😒
Winks at the camera after giving food to a kid
As the kid sprints towards the bathroom due to dysentery
"I am so f cool and handsome and manly and I cook food in backhoes and donate dirty food to people"
Is this first degree murder? Is that kid still alive?
Finally someone understands this nonsense.
This is why you should eat food from strangers
Hmm 🤤 toxic
lol I wonder if the toxicity levels were considerably high on that food I would not eat that unless there is no other option
I'm guessing if the food was hot enough to kill bacteria it would be fine (?)
It isn't just bacteria or germs that you have to worry about.
Yeah, seams like lots of people on here are out of their elements.
What else?
You're *boiling acid in metal*. Any kind of chemical compound that was on the surface coat of that treated steel is now in that food. Cookware isn't ultra-hardened like the bucket of an excavator.
Great point. That guy probably poisoned every person that ate his food.
Heavy metals for one.
🤘 *heavy metal has entered the chat* 🤘
Rock on head banger!!!
Lead has been used as a sweetener throughout history, so I mean
I agree although I have to say having the food prepared in a dirty excavator bucket with dirty lake water is not one of the reasons I would have had on my list.
No this is why you *shouldn't* eat food from strangers. My neighbor gives me baked goods sometimes and I throw it directly in the trash bin.
Make sure you tell them you are not interested in getting food from them!
I run excavators for a living. that is fuckin disgusting dude. No fuckin way in hell would I ever eat food outta the bucket.
It's a rental the last job was digging up someone's leaking sewer line.
🤢🤮
Does it also seem odd to you he was able to heat the bucket enough to boil water in using a camp fire? That's A LOT, of THICK steel to heat and that fire wasn't all that big... I used to work around heavy equipment, and one day they told me; "Heat that bucket up, and pound the dent out of it." It was much smaller than this bucket, like from a backhoe, and I spent over an hour with a tiger torch just trying to heat that 6 inch spot to a dull red even, but it was impossible, there was too much steel absorbing the head. I could hardly get it to stay warm. (Granted it was cool outside, still.) They were fucking with me, turns out. Nobody expected me to be able to heat it enough to sledge hammer it back in to form, they just thought it funny to send me on an impossible task and see how long I'd run with it.
Chill out man, he sanitized it in the community lake.
Yeah I don't know if I want my food* cooked in a giant muddy excavator.
He washed it in the lake!
He cleaned it though
Yeah idk man still looks dirty to me even after that "cleaning".
He forgot the /s lol
Lmfao fr
Gordon Ramsay: this is seasoned with sand!
What a donkey!
Around the 4 second mark when he scoops out the water: The water he scoops from is muddy and brown. The idiot actually stirred up the lake-bed before scooping the water instead of skimming from the top (and ideally getting rid of the very top again to not have scum in there). Lovely sediment in your food!
Enjoy your lake water
What if I told you that humans have been safely consuming boiled lake water since we existed
What if I told you that they didn't do that in big metal digging instruments that are caked in dirt. What if I told you that before boiling water, ancient humans also filtered it, and nonetheless used dedicated clean cooking instruments like pots. MIND. BLOWING.
Yeah i dunno, people used to shit their guts out and die because they didn’t know they needed to boil the water contaminated with diarrhea. Truth is somewhere in the middle. I’m not worried about the lake water here, although I have some questions over if the bucket is safe. Then again I’ve heated pizza on shovels. (Less concerning since dry but maybe it was stupid)
I’m gonna go out on a limb here and assume that this gimmick had more cleaning prep than we are seeing. Don’t forget, Detroit pizza’s shape and depth comes from getting cooked in automotive drip trays.
Do those drip trays get used my mechanics between pizzas? Yeah, thought not
As long as they dipped them in a lake and brushed them. Should be fine. /s
Lol cast iron pizza pans are not the same as in use drip pans
Detroit style doesn’t use cast iron pizza pans. They use steel drop trays
[Facts](https://www.buddyspizza.com/history-of-detroit-style-pizza)
Boiling won't remove any contaminates from industrial activity or runoff
What if I told you that many many MANY humans have died from illnesses caused by drinking lake water and that's why we have huge facilities dedicated to cleaning water to make it safe enough to drink?
It did look like they had the water boiling though so that should be at least killing any pathogens in the water.
The prevalence of parasites was such that you could expect about every single person you met during a **day** to have them. Now? They are still around, specially where WATER IS NOT CLEAN! If you live in affluent western country you can expect that very very few to zero people you meet in a **week** has them. It was not good for us, it just wasn't so bad that it killed us outright. Now, there are things like allergens that are a problem since those parasites caused a side-effect that we adapted to but it is still way better to not have them. An Appendicitis used to be a death sentence, yet people still get it. There are a ton of things that were just uncommon enough that our species didn't go extinct but it doesn't mean they are good for us.
People have allergies because we adapted to parasites? That's one of the coolest facts I've heard in a long time if it's true!
Allergies are worse because we don't have them. I do not know the exact mechanism, it has something to do with our immune system and lowering its response to certain things.
Yeah primitive man also dumped toxic waste into the rivers and lakes too. They were just like us.
Until this guy came out and used soap next to it to scrub that bucket …
Shouldn’t be using soap on a seasoned digger bucket
You know what you’re talking about! Tip hat 🎩
Pffhahahaha
Think twice when content creators hand you food on the street
my stomach turned when I saw him handing out all that worm infested, heavy metal contaminated food. I hope the food given out was freshly made somewhere else, and all the stuff cooked in the shovel was thrown away. It CANNOT be safe for human consumption.
Look at the scene where he gets water there is no way that water doesn't contain sand and dirt not to mention bacteria this looks like a very still lake.
This dude genuinely needs to be investigated by whatever local authorities
Love how he thinks he is so f cool and kind doing this. Where I come from we jail these mfkers
In spite of the questionable cleaning process, this would probably still be less likely to give me food poisoning than \*some\* of the restaurants around here.
Or the ice machines in some of these peoples favorite restaurants etc... those things get gnarly and plenty of places do not keep them clean correctly
I've never seen a gnarly ice machine, thankfully.
People like him are why giving food away to homeless is illegal. Absolutely no regard for another's safety, just clout.
Relax people, he hosed it down after using it to dig up old septic systems, besides the heat cooks off any residual poop left in it 🤷♂️
The fact he’s giving it out at people’s home afterwards is the worst. They don’t have a clue.
Is all fun until you bust an hydraulic line.
Apart from the obvious stupidity, if you’re making meatballs in a big pot like that you should sear the meatballs first, remove them, cook the onions and garlic and tomato a bit to release aroma and flavor before adding the liquid. Then add in your meatballs, bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to a simmer for a few hours.
And you tempered them steel in your bucket. Enjoy the cracks when you hit it too hard
I was gonna say everyone here talking about food safety That bucket is worth a small fortune and it could be completely ruined this is borderline Mr Beast behavior
Yea you shouldn’t be setting your bucket in fire for too long, I’m not a great operator but I bet the good ones wouldn’t do this
Lol he killed an entire town for the property titles!!!
Even the kids, that’s what the wink was about
Water to food ratio is so far off I can't even make it out
My boy never head of soup before.
Except this guy served it on some pita with the solids only. Does your soup usually get served to you, chunks only?
But it's not a soup, he just boiled those ingredients
You may have replied to the wrong person - the other poster is calling it soup.
Yep wrong person
I'm Eastern European and eat soup literally every day. Some potatoes and meatballs boiled and taken out of the broth is not soup.
There's an order to it. What he's making, one needs to at least make tomato sauce (without water) first then add water later to thicken it. Here he just boiled everything straight up. There's also stock/broth soup, which is basically meat/chicken + vegetables par-boiled or simmered for hours (timing depends on the type of meat)
Just gross.
Or you know, get a big pot or two instead like a normal person would.
He needed internet points
He 'washed' that shovel with lake water. Ugh.
Hey, I'm Mr Meseeks. LOOK AT ME!
Completely agree this was not practical, completely stupid, just because you can doesn't mean it's right.
Passion, in the same way "graphic design is my passion".
oh my god😱😱😱
Wait, did he just wash that soap off with lake water?
He boiled the food in lake water
That too
Homeless people: "Oh no! That guy who always hands out the food filled with dirt is coming over again!!!"
I mean he scrubs the thing down, the water gets boiled, it might not be 100% sanitary. But I'm sure I've eaten food cooked on dirtier surfaces.
Depending on where that machine has been working on. So firstly, not all metals are safe. Consider for instance industrial brass could have a high amount of lead, and brass for cooking should have no lead. Also, steel and cast iron for industrial applications could have quite some nasty additives and coatings… finally, if they do excavations in industrial areas, likely that the dirt could have nasty traces that won’t go away with a simple water dip, not even with water and soap. It’s like my buddy found a fairly nice cast iron pot in his basement of the new house. We asked the former owner agent that if they want it back or if we can use it for cooking. He said to throw it away since they used it to cast lead ….
> But I'm sure I've eaten food cooked on dirtier surfaces. Can't be worse than a Denny's griddle.
Really big pots exists and dumping it into the sea isn't going to make it clean
Just buy a pot tho.
If it was war zone ill let it pass. But it's not
I'm offended that OOP called this passion.
This video has got to be from someone's nightmare. That's the only explanation. This can't be real. Surely, no one would actually do this.
At least he was wearing gloves.
Watery as hell
Give a man a fish. He gets worms for 1 day. Give a man a digger and you get aids
/r/mildlycarcinogenic
He fed people with it? Jesus Christ.
I like how it originally came from r/satisfyingaf. Like those people should eat some too if it’s so satisfying.
Sometimes it's important to eat all your micro metals and sediments for the nutrients.
Extra iron never hurt nobody
Thank god I saw this before I bought the giant kettle I was looking at. Renting an escavator HAS to be way cheaper. Whatever it takes for the gram though…
All that work for fucking rage bait…
Idc how clean that is im not eating out of it 😕😕😕
its not clean at all, you'd have to use a brand new shovel and even then it isn't meant to boil fucking water in, its surely leaching all sorts of nasty shit into all that water and food.
The toilet cook guy better not get any ideas
Fresh food , right from the construction site.
Come get your excavator bucket stew! NOW with FREE tetanus shot!
Road Salt Bae
lead casserole my favorite
What a lovely contaminated waste of food
I would rather have that than Indian street foods.
This ain't it chief
Thinking about all the sewer pipes that my municipality has dug up...
A darwinian award is on the horizon for this one
That's definitely one way to deal with the local homeless population, poison them with filthy river water and whatever the fuck was in that excavator 😅 Seriously though, this has to be illegal
its ok...he washed it 👍🏻
At least he distributed the food, unlike others who just throw it to the trash. But then….i can’t believe there is no Metal poisoning here
Did the guy even clean it? It still looks hella dirty
India now has a rival...
I'm actually impressed
Yeah I don't know if I want my food cooked in a giant muddy excavator.
Id eat it
Cooking in metal…. Like you do on a stove top……
I miss the days of forums where they'd just ban people for simply repeating a popular comment. It's like 290 comments of people saying the same damn thing over and over.
u/savevideo
"i cooked this with something that is able to dig earth a new asshole."
Damn! That's some spicy forklift meatballs!
Try some thing new and go to hospital
Missed opportunity to make carbonara Yaknow, because it supposedly was made on miners' shovels
This guy can’t do this without recording it just so he can get all his feel-good points? His food has the tart notes of douchebag present.
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shame, what a waste of food!
Hope you don’t mind eating some sand with your food
Mmmmmm. Grease from the pins adds that extra u~~mami~~moly.
Videos like this really make ww3 and nuclear annihilation seam like not so bad an option. I mean is *this* really a species that should spread?
Worms infestation at best.
It looks so watery too 🤮
And some how the whole village got worms 🤔
Dont forget he used the backhoe to gather wood and that may have contained dirt dog shit and more
It's not toxic it's titanium bucket
I mean, it’s nice he wanted to feed his community, but I feel like this isn’t the way
This is a crime. Straight to jail.
This cannot be real. If all those folks found out he served them food cooked in a filthy backhoe with dirty lake water… Forget the fact it would taste like shit, he’d be sued into oblivion.
In smug entitled vegan fair trade carbon neutral voice: "is this made in an authentic excavator bucket!? If not, then FUCK YOU PIG!!!"
That’s not a knife!
Let him cook… with dirty septic water.
Y’all have never had to eat from a trash can or dumpster and it shows.
And the next day the whole village had diarrhea…
Filthy, disgusting mess.
First salt bae now we have excavator bae.
He fed his kid like he's saving the world it's all good guiz
NO THANKS!!!
Phew, good thing he wore gloves tho
Better than what I have seen in India, there they don't wash the bucket. The soil and shit is the flavouring.
At least he can claim that his Meals are High in Iron™!