I Cooked The World’s Most EXOTIC Meats

[@㘟]

You forgot human meat

[@sapomen1352]

Thats my favorite!

[@Geobot3000]

W cannibalism

[@jose6566]

You should make that video

[@Sentryunit582]

Lemme hook you up

[@crankywankyisntfunny]

Fr

[@TitaniumTi22]

That frog did NOT skip leg day.

[@Eldirtch]

Lol

[@Lavenderri]

😂😂😂

[@pongsapaksubpokatorn6138]

Turning into the freakin frog gay 🌈🐸

[@deganwalters8128]

Agreed and I should know

[@sidsleo6204]

Fr tho

[@fahadibrahim8825]

Max the medium-rare guy

[@SebastianMillerog]

13:15, not everything tastes good when it’s medium rare mate. Some types of meat taste much better when cooked properly

[@101342533]

Yeah I was thinking that

[@louibeale2387]

Should definitely consider cooking the meat further, some of those meats could literally be dangerous to eat like that. You know like Ostrich

[@SebastianMillerog]

@@louibeale2387 yeah exactly

[@Cedric-id9yg]

And why add strong rubs or sauce. Just salt & pepper for testing then use rubs if it makes it better.

[@Fahad_ibrahim]

Exactly about to write it

[@mcmakin138]

Armadillo have a gland in the inner thigh that smells exactly like you described. If you remove that while butchering, it does actually taste like quality pork. I'm kinda surprised you didn't come across that in your research.

[@playerjack2566]

They are doing the tone of animals here so maybe miss on decant meat

[@Neuvillete4.6]

they did research? they messed up alot both in facts and cooking

[@RafaelKensenhuis]

Armadillo curry is delicious

[@mcmakin138]

@@RafaelKensenhuis I made some pretty bangin chili with mine. I could see it making a good curry. If I get another one this year I'll give that a go.

[@Samizouza]

​@@Neuvillete4.6 Yep, IMO most if not almost all the meats would've been tasty if they did proper homework on it

[@siddyray3361]

India should start exporting axis deer and water buffaloes to USA LOL 😂

[@drewt1717]

Max knows 4 ways to cook meat: deep fried, jerky, stewed, and medium rare. Too bad most of these require some other method to make em palatable.😅

[@Zeroxylon]

the problem is when ranking food like this, you kinda have to standardize the way you prepare them for fairness. There really wasnt a good way of doing this

[@lexiedgrooms5361]

People are eating, zebra that’s sad I will never eat a zebra

[@Aganie.]

​@@lexiedgrooms5361ok

[@ishrendon6435]

​@@Zeroxylonthere is the way locals cook it can be better instead of frying and simpl salt lol

[@ishrendon6435]

​@@Zeroxylonmost locals eat the meat for nutrition while adding spices because some meats can be nasty if not cooked or overcooked or seasoned accordingly. Very important

[@Neuvillete4.6]

not everything is certified for medium rare. you messed up like 70% of these

[@echochii328]

Indeed, was thinking the same thing as not all meats are to be treated like a steak. I feel like each piece of meat could have been better cooked in other ways like stewing, smoking, roasting, etc.

[@Neuvillete4.6]

@@echochii328 agreed

[@Kelnx]

Yeah, in some cases might be dangerous. Depending on the source of these you need to cook enough to kill any parasites.

[@curseduser]

agreed

[@gsdgaming5098]

Yeah 100% especially the ostrich in the part of SA I'm from you will find it in many restaurants and it is delicious

[@MladenBlatnik]

Suggestions for next episodes: Endangered Species, Favourite Pets and Humans (one from every continent)

[@frankfrank366]

I knew someone who was served manatee while volunteering in Africa and didn't want to be rude.... she said it wasn't bad!

[@junkSlayer1879]

Human is going to far

[@PowdergameFan18]

Mex getting roasted alive for cooking every animal like a Steak

[@ChaitanyaThakkar-dc4uk]

I mean, he will if the heaven/hell concept is true

[@burritodog3634]

yeah because the point of the video was to taste the actual flavor of the meat, not how its supposed to be, covered in sauce and seasoning to make up for a crappy taste. commenters are not very smart usually.

[@ezra8001]

@@burritodog3634 no the problem was that he cooked almost everything medium rare

[@michaelchung2761]

@@ChaitanyaThakkar-dc4uk Nah, "Everything that lives and moves about will be food for you. Just as I gave you the green plants, I now give you everything." Genesis 9:1-3. Learn before you speak.

[@ChaitanyaThakkar-dc4uk]

@@michaelchung2761 you Christian ? Delulu alert ‼️

[@chrisrootnick4438]

Well Max. At least you have an idea for a new video. I cooked the world's most exotic meats. The right way.

[@tyreerhodes2316]

😂😂 every comment is on his ass about medium rare. Max is def a steak guy not a meat guy

[@HollieCampbell-d4k]

Erm actually, on one seen it said camels are native to Africa, Asia and Australia but that’s untrue, actually they’re native to Africa and Asia, but invasive to Australia🤓☝️

[@kianinoc210]

Cooking every meat medium rare is probably why these other meats doesn’t taste good, and other meats gets special treatment like being marinated while the other meats were just straight up breaded and fried

[@wikhuwikhu8147]

Thankyou my friend that is want to said for three People Eating Everything in This Video. Not all meat is suitable for cooking medium rare.

[@annguyentien1088]

Watching 3 Westerners just medium-rared every meat possible disgusted me as an Asian

[@younesbentounsi1549]

the thing is with most exotic meats, you should cook them as locals use it. Sometimes the cooking process (or overcooking) gets rid of the unpleasant taste. As is the case with camel, it is realllly good braised until the point of drying out.. there is 0 barn flavor and a subtle nutty flavor (wich comes mainly from their fat) Camel Hump is enjoyed dried also wich enhances those nutty tones

[@younesbentounsi1549]

Also beaver was enjoyed smoked or dried... you see where i'm going. you wouldn't eat oxtail medium rare either..

[@everythinggoes2969]

​@@younesbentounsi1549you are on point

[@themeatman9956]

Yep, like I've always heard about turtle soup, who would ever make turtle nuggets

[@ishrendon6435]

All this foo knows is frying and simple cooking with salt lol no creativity to prepare it like locals

[@purpleking9160sgt]

I wonder the same thing with u all and this bloody meat you eating the meats raw some of them food is to be curried they don't know what the heck they doing

[@gabrielhomem2093]

Vegans final boss:

[@abumajhool145]

I've never seen anyone in my life cooking a camel like this, and I'm from a camel eating community.

[@Banditxam4]

Yeah he messed up camel so kuch

[@dazzaMusic]

He might have the followers but KZbinrs aren’t experts.

[@SirCapyTheSecond]

9:15 He literally cooked half of them wrong and then wondered why they taste bad 😂

[@ch87-z3w]

watch the video before commenting please

[@Mamsco8]

@@ch87-z3wI watched the whole video and I don't get your point.

[@BlueCHMA]

​@@ch87-z3wyeah... Nah.. Bro cooking alot of em medium rare was bad.. Dangerous even. They're not cows.. Why would you cook em like a stake? Thats like cooking pork like a steak and cooking it medium rare. Or cooking chicken medium rare. Absolutely stupid. The meats that are atleast similar to beef will taste good.. Even if its unsafe. But the meats that are very different would taste like shit. Also.. Alot the actual flavour of the meat is covered by other smells like that iron taste they spoke alot about. So there are methods that most people who cook them uses to remove the bad mell amd flavour making the actual taste of the meat shine. Bro just cook em medium rare.. Idk if i should say he is stupid.. Or praise his boldness.

[@kingkong7157]

@@ch87-z3w Gain some knowledge before commenting please

[@ch87-z3w]

@@kingkong7157 ?? Imfao he mentioned that IN the f****** video literally what are you trying to say. you didn’t even follow.

[@EngineersToGoMT]

Cooking all the meats rare to medium rare could be really dangerous. I would never risk it

[@physicsfan314]

I think most of these would be better if they were prepared properly. I've had frog, rabbit, shark, ostrich, llama, camel, alpaca.... and enjoyed them. I'm guessing most of these would be good if they knew how to cook them.

[@Matt-xl3ey]

bro i was thinking the same. I bet most ot these would be better if they were either cooked all the way through or seasoned right

[@stephenhollinrake916]

Rabbits is very good andfrogs legs, go french style.

[@AxlMihai]

Exactly my comment. Thankfully, I could read yours before I hit send. You know your stuff!!

[@anonimanonimus3620]

Americans, am I right? Cooking all meat rear.

[@prishanireddy689]

Yeah I definitely agree especially the ostrich and gemsbok. I'm South African, we eat them here ❤

[@PSE-i99u]

Bro ate the whole ecosystem.

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

He shall not conquered it all until he takes a chomp out of ALIEN MEAT!

[@locutusofborg3418]

Sometimes when im young I like to fart into the palm of my hand and let it encumber my face, so when I do that without wearing pants I can smell it much more and fresh so one time I did that and there came a bit of poop and it went accidently on my face but it was okay because there was a robbery in the store and the robbers where so dumbfounded that it gave a bystander the chance to take action and secure the gun away , now everybody in my village calls me fart boy and they do it with respect.

[@magnetz9156]

Frying or cooking it like a steak is not the only way to cook these 😂

[@ru40342]

some of these meats would be delicious if you don't just go medium rare everything......

[@Gazpolling]

You cant just medium rare everything, max the MEAT guy, You should change your name to max the BEEF guy

[@akshatkumar2539]

Eating the whole freaking eco system , being an indian I am flabbergasted !!!

[@jonathanholst3829]

I was about to like your comment, but then I saw that you are an Indian, and I decided not to. Indians are disgusting people, and the biggest mistake yet, is to give Indians internet

[@akatsuki8398]

Still all this food was better than your sh*t

[@baitandchicks9799]

Exactly and the fact thst he's eating most of them medium rare. It's technically raw and not fully cooked. We Indians don't get satisfied enough by cooking perfectly and here, they are eatinf every animals' meat raw😂

[@AntarikshRajkonwar]

Sachi me bhai, me wohi sochrata ye log almost raw kharehe😂

[@crashcrush-beamng2295]

If you are trying the meat eaten in specific area then cook it the way they cook. Camel is not meant to be steaked, Either make Sajji , Mandi or Nihari of it to know how good its is.

[@JaydenFranklinIsTheOne]

While I do agree they'd be better that way, he was *trying* to taste the general flavor of the meats rather than all the seasonings and such. However, he definitely shouldn't have done medium rare on all of them considering many of them carry diseases or parasites.

[@SafavidAfsharid3197]

So in middle East they also have Nihari, a food from Awadh region of india?

[@axdambient]

ive had camel and snake before and it was very good. its thoroughly cooked though, applying steak conventions to a lot of these animals isnt the way. the snake was roasted on open fire and i dont know what the marinade was but it was damn good

[@jasonhymes3382]

Yeah, I like marinades too. But what about the meat flavor?

[@davidecau3125]

All vegans watching this video💀🤡

[@hk4092]

Just a tip...instead of eating half cooked meat and saying its disgusting, I'd suggest cooking it properly with ample seasoning,., every meat cant be had medium rare especially game meat... food is supposed to be cooked and eaten😊

[@oansongkimtinlop4383]

Some food have a particular way to be cooked.

[@mmkjackson4]

Elk, deer, bison, moose all typically enjoyed and preferred raw… but yeah lots of those cuts shouldn’t have been raw I get what you’re saying. Some were stewed and they still thought it was nasty.

[@Levi_Christ]

@@mmkjackson4 Yeah especially the bobcat meat

[@Jdeezy12]

Food is not “supposed to be cooked” you can eat all meats raw it will just not taste as good. When you cook meat you cook out most of the meats micro nutrients

[@BrickTop1]

@@Jdeezy12 That is not correct. You can get food poisoning as different parasites are in different types of animals so you have to adjust the temperature of meat depending on the type of animal it is from to be sure all parasites are eradicated.

[@Archer170]

16:12 they’re eating the cats.

[@JonasJoerg]

Well he lived in china

[@Noone91875]

And he also have pet cats

[@PhillipOwens-e9n]

​@@Noone91875not anymore

[@LizardGuy1023]

Trump is coming

[@BBCgamer-sk3hu]

@@PhillipOwens-e9ndidn’t think about that

[@rjb1987xx]

Yall stomach gone sound like boots in the dryer in about 1 hour i garantee 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dandundid540]

BRO IT WAS SO DANGEROUS TO COOK THE BOBCAT TO MED RARE... YOU COULD OF KILLED SOMEONE BRO WHATTHEFUCK

[@MulletDestructur]

Yeah. Trichinosis is no joke!

[@r0dani3lb]

I also wanted to say, I am not an expert but I don't think bobcat is suppose to be eaten medium rare. To be honest I wouldn't eat any wild catch medium rare, especially if they aren't fully herbivore ...

[@WakandaDigitalGroup]

Yall pussy shutup

[@ironlion45]

@@MulletDestructur Normally, freezing of the meet below a certain temperature for a long enough time kills most parasites. However, with game meat that is not always the case. Some of those wild parasites are resistant to being frozen. So with medium rare game meats you do takes your chances.

[@knmksthx]

Not even medium rare, more like freaking blue. Dude is a total idiot for not caring enough to properly prepare something

[@Lior_Dafni]

Vegans: "Don't eat chickens, they also have feelings" Max: "It's time to eat some Bobcat"

[@A6_Beats-777]

Chickens eat more meat than vegans😂

[@samuellatu3123]

@@A6_Beats-777wait till vegans learn cows eat birds

[@amaanahmed3747]

​@@A6_Beats-777 wait till vegans find out that some parrots eat sheep

[@kevinfreitas8897]

😂😂😂

[@A6_Beats-777]

@@samuellatu3123 Wait till vegans learn most “plant eating” animals eat meat, nobody can resist the rich flavirs

[@aydingharehbaghian7923]

We got deep fried turtle before gta 6 💀

[@BinneReitsma]

I've had fresh ostrich steak in south Africa, it was the best piece of meat I've ever had in my entire life.

[@Yaaaaaakkk1]

ja, the chop didnt do it right

[@calvingroenewald2497]

@@Yaaaaaakkk1awe, I saw that chunk of meat after he cooked it and literally went “nee fok”. Did not look right.

[@Barry_Blaak]

Same but in Nairobi at a wedding buffet, i still brag about the taste 😂💯 0:15

[@Honk21]

I told my cat this morning he was the most spoiled in the United states. I'd like to officially retract that. I bow to your commitment sir. Well done. And yes, prep on wild meat is a huge factor. I've eaten groundhog, but Granny knew how to cook it up. I'm sure if I just cut and grilled it, it would be rancid. Good on y'all for trying all that. Well done.

[@bubbaray_1968]

The 1st time I tried groundhog it was fresh grilled same day. Super gamey, tough, and greasy. Next time it was soaked overnight in Salt water, rinsed thoroughly, soaked again for a 4 to 6 hours in buttermilk, rolled in seasoned flour and cornmeal, and deep-fried in a cast-iron pot over open flame. That was excellent and the only way I will fix it now.

[@1012Mrjesse]

17:08 “Sharp and funky” is a good way to describe almost any wild meat that’s hunted. A lot of it can depend on what the animal eats, if it’s gutted fast enough to not let the guts spoil the meat, if it has any form of scent glands, etc.

[@MrUNOwen-tr1fz]

1524 missed calls from PETA

[@samuellatu3123]

Was expecting more

[@thegamingasteroid3141]

💀

[@christiantalamantez3889]

Peta is an evil organization so don't blame him

[@seanthompson6720]

why are they mad they didn't get to kill the animals themselves?

[@monkeyTDS12345]

💀💀

[@sigmablock]

Guga Dry aging different foods, Max cooking more exotic foods, what a time to binge!

[@KennySchwarp]

I love those kind of videos

[@karatekidfahim5]

The more variety, the better. 🗣️💯💢

[@robincarelse6793]

That image you have of a "water Buffalo" is actually a African Cape Buffalo.

[@Ceene_]

Max is such a good guy, he cooks the meat in such a way that you would not want to try it ever in your life😂😂😂. And even though you have tried it. You won't dare do it again

[@philjohnston7920]

Max from an Aussie to you, you just need to cook the roo with salt 2min each side rest 2 min then 2min each side rest and serve. kangaroo steaks are cheaper and tasty. Try that. and the Roo should be a S. and i think all the meats should have the same seasoning "salt and pepper"

[@AkashOm]

I was waiting for human meat 🫥

[@Squeak109]

Cannibalism

[@curseduser]

Why bro cook everything medium rare 😭the parasites in his stomach will be insane 💀

[@bobhilly546312156332]

Because wild game is extremely lean and over cooking it will ruin it

[@curseduser]

@@bobhilly546312156332 Safety first, in my country buffalo and python are popular and those have a BUNCH of parasites. They are not visible but extremely fatal even more fatal than some visible disgusting fish parasite you see in the internet sorry for bad english.

[@boartank]

Probably frozen and slow defrosted it like tuna

[@Neuvillete4.6]

@@bobhilly546312156332 thats a lie. you will find more parasites in wild stuff and you have cooking it thoroughly and you have over cook they are not one and the same

[@-j1170]

cause everything is literally fresh red meat?

[@TandyMTG]

Galapagos turtles went extinct because they were so delicious the explorers couldn't stop eating them. My guess is that you need to turn them into a stew or soup to get the best flavor out of them, as well as the best texture. Like brisket or another hard piece of beef.

[@brandonarnett3860]

I've used softshell water turtles for a stew. It's an old time Florida recipe called Cooter Soup.

[@megaraptorkinga4845]

The Galapagos Turtle or actual Tortoise, you're incorrect they're, are not extinct. They're endangered around the board. Some of the sub-species are extinct, due to non-human hunting factors and competition from invasive species along with human interference. They're still alive today and in various zoos, look them up, you should go visit them, they're quite interesting animals.

[@playerjack2566]

Turtles taste like rabbit or chicken and best in stew or curry

[@cynthiadcosta8271]

Actually he showed a picture of tortoise instead of a turtle

[@omaryusuf7204]

The disrespect on camel is wild

[@fahadibrahim8825]

Medium rare camel don't forget that it's the best way to make it

[@asafpelleh7594]

Ostrich (not Ostridge) fillet is amazing. Serve it with some red wine butter pepper sauce.

[@danidarko1981]

I also absolutely love Ostrich. However, with an Orange souce.

[@ryuuraga1619]

I'm honestly amazed they survived that undercooked Ostrich meat.

[@tanikokishimoto1604]

​@@ryuuraga1619 it's supposed to be served on the rare side. Sort of like duck breast.

[@Oroborus710]

I have NEVER heard someone pronounce Ostrich the way Max does, he's 100% wrong on that one.

[@wildwest1050]

Yip this guy has no clue .

[@kurtrosenthal6313]

For bobcat you should remember; it is never good practice to cook predator meat to less than 160°F because of trichinosis.

[@route.de.zach.]

"it's sharp and funky..... and it sucks!" lol I died 🤣

[@LachsFloete]

16:40 - in Florida, they are eating the cats.

[@Realmiketyson420]

No that’s Ohio

[@Normalusername2737]

max the meat guy was later arrested for the cooking of endangered species

[@vader2000]

Which animal was endangered

[@Moofshire]

​@@vader2000 yo mama

[@vader2000]

@@Moofshire she’s not as endangered as your dad after his divorce

[@Moofshire]

@vader2000 nah mane my parents are still married. Sounds like you're projecting

[@vader2000]

@@Moofshire and my mom is not endangered sounds like you’re just a bully.

[@Emb175]

1:06 it isn't a water buffalo it's a cape buffalo

[@stevenbennett9756]

The buffalo you have pictured is NOT a water buffalo, but a Cape Buffalo and is not found in the locations youve listed, The Cape Buffalo pictured is found throughout Southern Africa and is one of the famous Big 5, The water buffalo is a totally different animal

[@widodoakrom3938]

Up

[@burritodog3634]

cool no one cares

[@adolfojuangarcia1906]

I was thinking the same thing. I could tell by the horns.

[@stevenbennett9756]

@@burritodog3634 at least 75 people do, but hey, dont let facts get in the way of a good story hey

[@HollieCampbell-d4k]

🤓☝️

[@matthis3573]

Beaver is an traditional Lithuanian meat if prepared right it’s really really good. The tradition came from the early 14 hundreds the rich people declared them as fish so they can eat them while fasting. So maybe try them in another way and it will change your mind ❤

[@blazingsunlioness1173]

I'm Lithuanian and I've never heard of this. I've never seen this in any Lithuanian restaurants either, so please, educate me. I'm genuinely curious.

[@sylvianwanze3982]

This is my first time here because kyle looks like messi kind of

[@AbeCooking]

Them wondering if they're going to live when they figured out they probably shouldn't be cooking ostrich meat medium rare

[@tanikokishimoto1604]

It was cooked medium rare when I had it at a restaurant. I understand it gets tough if overcooked. Apparently, ostrich doesn't carry salmonella.

[@yudistiraliem135]

Chicken can’t be cooked medium rare because it’s too small the bacterias might penetrate it, also the cleaning and butchering technique for small animals might have effect. For meat that big usually parasites are the one you should be concerned about

[@ubpgamer8907]

The meats are that raw that even the vegans say that no animals were harmed.

[@johnramboexe]

best its raw by far 👌

[@WhiteCranK]

😂👌🏻

[@leonidasneves7972]

Such original comment that I dont see in every "best raw comment wins" videos

[@jaymartin6901]

@@leonidasneves7972I see what you did there! 😂

[@jarretsantana119]

Sophia smiles like she has a mouth full of water lols

[@biffwellington6144]

It's funny that the Chinese words for frog and chicken are so similar, seeing as how chicken is what people tell you frog legs taste like. That's probably why they gave the frog that name. In fact, based on what Max showed here, the Chinese word for frog IS the word for chicken, but with the word for rice paddy before it. Frog is, therefore, rice-paddy chicken according to the Chinese. That's appropriate and sort of comical, since a rice paddy is a great place for a frog to live.

[@markusjohnson46]

You think the animal was named after it was eaten and tasted rather than named after it was discovered? It's nice to see the gears turning but I don't think that's how the name frog came about

[@biffwellington6144]

​@@markusjohnson46 Funny thing is, we could both be right in this case. They must've had a spoken language before they had a written language, right? And the characters they use in writing can be pronounced differently when used in different words. It's quite possible for them to have given frogs and chickens different names at first, and then just assigned characters that mean "rice paddy chicken" when deciding how to write the word "frog" based on it kinda tasting like chicken. Now, I don't know if this is what actually happened, as I don't speak any of the Chinese languages. I had to look up that character for "rice paddy" in a Japanese kanji textbook to know what it means. But I'd also like to point out that the Chinese people are not squeamish about eating pretty much anything they can get their hands on. The idea of them discovering a new animal, eating it, and then naming it based on what it tastes like and where you can find it, makes total sense to me. That's not unheard of in the West, either. We have a popular brand of canned tuna called Chicken of the Sea, for example. Not to mention Rocky Mountain oysters...

[@markusjohnson46]

@@biffwellington6144 I admire your train of thought buddy, and thru your further explaining I definitely can see how what you're saying might just honestly be how it came about. Kinda reminds of the word "Orange" was the color named after the fruit or was the fruit named after the color. Not quite the same as a here but similar.

[@Hart_Alps_41]

12:25 Sophia's stare looking mad deadly

[@beatmasterx8255]

You forgot the lockness monster and dinosaur

[@Im-Not-Cool-O11]

Being from Australia, you can buy over a pound of kangaroo from a supermarket for 10AUD which is about 6.50USD being cheaper than beef on most of occasions, so 300AUD for a pound is really crazy to me 🙂🙂

[@stinkyfungus]

Paying 45 dollars a pound for axis deer is crazy to me... I can get a whole animal, for about 2 dollars US, and an afternoon of effort.😂 (two bucks for the rifle bullet I'll use) (I can get hunting permission with just a phone call and a thank you on the same ranch that Max went out on with Maui Nui venison. 😊 I manage a partner project with Ulapalakua ranch. )

[@splashbenine]

I was surprised at this too

[@VarunJS45]

I think it's Vietnamese kangaroo. They are expensive.

[@ryancashman8945]

I'm an Aussie. Kangaroo is really great! It's much more healthy than beef.... It lacks fat, that beef has, it's still an amazing protein and is very affordable. 💥💪 The tail is actually a delicacy.... As it has marrow.

[@elr.1281]

Probably has some KICK to it...

[@ArtofPeace-v4z]

Kangaroo is awesome meat and a special treat for a American like me.

[@Beetlejuice-wv3iy]

You need some animal fat in your diet

[@Gray-e8t]

16:48 if you repeat it you can make a beat 16:50 and this one sounds like a dolphin

[@a___alb22]

9:25 in the Middle is no one eats there’s camel meat like steak big they cook it like overcooked plus medium rare I don’t know explain it and it’s supposed to have a lot of Seasoning on top not just salt and pepper so you should combine it with the rice as well ( or might as well come to the Middle East to experience it)

[@alexciesielski1840]

Turtle meat varies from the very lean to the incredibly fatty Armadillo tastes like rodent and reptile combined. The best snake to eat is in Vietnam and they cook cobra down there in like spring rolls and sautéed with garlic and lemongrass and fried shallots

[@JayanthJosh18]

Humans eating wild animals ❌ wild animals eating animals ✅

[@aseelbakhashwain1478]

max about the camel in saudi arabia we put the meat in salted water for 3 hours at least then cook it in pressure cooker 😋 you should try it again but with a prepare properly

[@johnagustin6958]

You cooked most of them wrong and it makes me mad when you ranked them low it's basically your fault

[@HaiderAli-ri1gb]

Which ones ? Don't tell me turtle meat is good😅

[@Krono626]

@@HaiderAli-ri1gbturtle meat is best for a stew.

[@chuckyt3978]

@@HaiderAli-ri1gb sea turtle meat is very good

[@whenyoudownrng]

@@Krono626 like he literally said in the video, stewing and smoking are often used when a chef has to cover something up. "it's not fair to say the meat is bad, you can make a good meal out of it when you combine it with other things!!" is an outlandishly stupid take. if the meat doesn't taste good on its own, then the meat doesn't taste good. the only thing he did wrong is undercook a lot of it, because beef is EXTREMELY unique in being able to be safely eaten at anything less than well done.

[@GautamAxom5291]

Turtle meat is good ​@@HaiderAli-ri1gb

[@isaachollmann4145]

That’s actually moment with the ostrich Meat was Hilarious 😂

[@zstrode.8953]

10:02 lmao i literally paused the video and went to my front door 😅

[@3strictedMiko]

I was outside and I still looked around

[@katwitanruna]

Back in the 80s we made alligator and pheasant because Atlanta was out of lion which was what the client really wanted. OTOH we filled out the order with the most incredible slab of chocolate. I miss that recipe book.

[@samuellatu3123]

Being the fattest person in my friend group I’d go on a diet

[@amyroberts6614]

Zebra is BY FAR some of the best meat I've ever had. I prepare it with yuzu pepper sauce and a squeeze of lime (30 mins). It's best rare, like tuna. Just a kiss of cast iron on each side.

[@dakidkc0]

stop cookin everything half raw and maybe everything won’t taste absolutely disgusting

[@Toguse]

Yup, camel is actually one of the best taste meat you can ever have.

[@Yousif_637]

15:31 From the hands of the yoink man to the mouth of the meat guy

[@LoganDonovan-p6k]

Fr

[@santhurirajamoodliar1331]

As a South African, D tier for Ostrich is criminal af

[@NaftaliTheFoodie]

max really doing his best to offend PEDA😂😂

[@PhaggyJames]

Peta

[@NaftaliTheFoodie]

@@PhaggyJamesthanks bud

[@Nobodyknows_825]

5:31 all those paper straws for nothing huh😕

[@Yousif_637]

😂😂😂 Underrated comment

[@Skibdisigma1]

Too underrated

[@saitama-]

you forgot dog meat .

[@jamesbrandon8520]

Great video Max I just hope that the armadillo was fully cooked because armadillos carry leprosy.

[@Neuvillete4.6]

knowing this guy most likely not

[@b4db100d]

That's what I was thinking. They are keeping everything medium rare and that is not the way to have everything

[@FrOGer-p6q]

I dont think bro is the king of anything but steak after this

[@Major_kid]

This is the definition of a carnivore

[@staciepakula8655]

Seriously I got an add at 8:15😡

[@briancooper5168]

I did to 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rahultandekar6190]

I got too

[@WS-PHO]

Me too 😂

[@bidenisgay]

Shut up and scream your broke pay the subscription and you'll never have an "ad" again Stacey puke

[@tankeuphilippe3963]

Same😂

[@be_cool901]

I don't usually worry about the waste too much for this stuff, but dry aging an entire animal you didn't like previously is definitely wasteful

[@r2dical120]

I live in South Africa and ostrich is available in most supermarkets nowadays, it recently got a lot better due to better butchering and storage practices improving. Yes you cook it just like steak, medium/rare with a crunchy crust and its delicious, no gamey iron flavour or aftertaste at all! You need a better dealer😂

[@frankfrank366]

You could get an ostrich burger 20 years ago at restaurants in the US, not sure why it was so hard for him to get decent ostrich.

[@MadEyeLoneH]

Yeah bro, I have no clue what the hell they did. I was raised on Ostrich biltong and Ostrich steaks and lemme tell you, it's probably the tastiest meat there is.

[@TheDarkEclipxe]

18:38 since zebra is not a horse but donkey, people have been reported to eat donkey and heard it tastes good (but yet to try it out myself) perhaps is the reason why you liked it

[@Dr_Gears]

In Arabic it is called a donkey😂😂😂 More like in line of Beast donkey or monster donkey I don't know how to translate it more specifically 😅😅😅😅

[@MiggiGT]

16:28 the cat is still meowing can you cook it longer please

[@joehooks90]

"Not the last time you eating python tonight" is wild 😂

[@staciepakula8655]

8:50 small mistake is that the came l is not NATIVE to Australia but was brought there by the British and bred to the population of 1 million

[@Betterthan_sarah]

11:35 best part

[@johnwill8820]

it was posted 6 mins ago how the hell you there

[@00knightwolf00]

Dahmer: You wish, Max

[@AbeCooking]

Max calling the frog legs Jacked is crazy

[@spaceship092v3]

Bro dosent know his animals but knows meat??? Thats an Irish elk (extinct) and fallow deer 0:27

[@achicken5422]

Max is stuck in the Pleistocene era, he hunts exclusively megaloceras

[@hasanamin984]

​@@achicken5422 so

[@Axolotl-owo-f2b]

At least my axolotl species didnt get eaten :D

[@carmelhood8982]

So chill, love the energy in this vid!

[@kaamilHassan]

No vegans were harmed in this video

[@azraeldusk2154]

Camel makes for a tasty cured meat, pastrima (yeah, it *is* related to pastrami). It's often served during christmas in Greece.

[@Burningwater202]

Video 5(?) of asking Max if he remembers Janet from the steak masterclass in Shanghai 🎉

[@snowsnow2188]

16:20 a cat lover wtf

[@lakshaybisht1115]

Call taylor swift

[@fernoramos94]

Bro cook that bobcat more 😂

[@xXFDC96Xx]

12:45 nooo that's bober

[@Naudejoubert]

Kurwa

[@ШавкатЮлдошев-ф1ж]

Kurwa bober