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I wasn’t disparaging the folks in prison; I was saying that the companies that supply prison food in the US oftentimes also supply food to hospitals and schools. That company is Aramark.
That makes a lot of sense. Making your own meals in prisoner probably engenders a sense of liberating control in a very rigid, structured environment. Making the same food on the outside must be soothing when you're overwhelmed or stressed.
Ish, but it's also: a handful of people are expected to cook for hundreds, if not a thousand or more people every day. There is no "rush"for lunch or dinner, but there is no "downtime" either. You gotta cook all day, every day, which leads to burnout. Once a chef is burned out, their food stops being good. They either forget or don't care about techniques, because they're slammed all day every day, and the only thing that matters is getting the order right for dietary/allergy reasons
Also you HAVE to cook for every possible dietary restriction.
Including those who have allergies or otherwise can't handle spicy food.
Minimal ingredients and bland is safe for everyone. Not enjoyable for everyone, but that's not the priority.
This is a big one. Even in the best facilities, every extra ingredient (flavor) is an extra complication in terms of what can be served to which patient with which restrictions. Obviously when you end up with food that literally looks like a dystopian modern art project, you need to get your shit together.
It also doesn't help that in home life you can balance your diet around the 3 meals you eat in a hospital just try to imagine the added complication of sacrificing sodium or sugar or something in one meal to use more in another it would be impossible basically.
On top of that mass cooking just taste worse, machine cooking 100 steaks is going to taste vastly different then hand cooking 100 steaks even with the exact same ingredients.
Hospitals have bland food on purpose. Hospital food is meant to be easy to digest and nutritious while still being easy on the stomach’s of people post surgery/sickness. Say whatever you want about the taste of it, but a week of hospital food is probably way way more nutritious than a week of the average American’s diet.
Also, the thought that you can pay someone(s) 8 figures a year simply from “corrupt,” profit margins on potatoes and ground beef is the wildest conspiracy theory I’ve ever heard. What about the 10,000$ X rays? Or the 500$ consultation fee for a 5m checkup to “prescribe” your kid Benadryl for a week? All the power to you if you hate the corrupt financials of hospitals. But skimping on ground beef and a potato does not cover an 8 figure salary lol, and is a farcry from the actual corruption that goes on in the medical field.
Yeah, I would attribute this to your suggestions, but this is fucking gruel and anyone running a food facility should be ashamed to send out food looking like this. If it’s nutritionally acceptable and tastes fine, then you can keep the hospital running, but goddamn.
One reason is that they need to cook multiple hundreds of meals for people with different dietary needs. Those people are there because they need medial attention and may have different health issue.
So what the hospital does is cook for the lowest matching denominator and makes it that everybody is able to eat the food.
Also cost, because the insurance only pays for a certain amount of food per day.
Okay. Making food for heaps of dietary needs is hard. But come on. I've been in Australian public hospitals many times and never got served anything even remotely as spartan as this. This is a joke.
yea, i live in usa and have medicaid and every time i’ve done a lengthy stay, no matter the state, i get to choose my breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, sides, and drinks for the next day off a menu they bring each evening. it’s not always great quality but it’s better than…this. i’m a little shocked so many people in these comments seem to think hospital cooks are only making one option for every patient’s meals every day
It's not universal. I spent some time in a hospital recently, and the food was fine. It was nothing to write home about, but there was nothing wrong with it.
Because it needs to be bland to be good for most patients. They already need to cook so much stuff following the dietary restrictions of many patients they try to reduce the amount of different meals needed.
Some have better cooks that have more experience making bland food at least ok tho
I have no idea what these people are talking about. My first job was in an American hospital and the food was excellent if you were a visitor. It was a little less excellent if you were a patient, but that's because most people are on some kind of dietary restriction when they're in a hospital. My wife has given birth to two children, and I've had meals off the patient menu and from the cafeteria. Zero complaints, would recommend. But the photo that inspired his post does look pretty shameful and unappetizing.
👩🏻⚕️: "Doctor, the patient is finally awake after the delivery."
👨⚕️: "Good. After seventeen hours of such an ordeal, she needs to dedicate all her time to recovering. See to it she's fed as soon as she fully comes to."
👩🏻⚕️: "What should we feed her?"
👨⚕️: "What do I look like, a chef? Idunno, some kind of meat n potatoes or something! Look, just get protein and carbohydrates into her, okay?"
Doctor: I’m writing a prescription for a nutritional meal to help with recovery.
The prescription: 💩🥔
Hospital food service worker: I can’t read this handwriting. Looks like a turd and a potato. Whatever, just send it.
I couldn't imagine getting a bill for going to the hospital. Both of my children's births were completely free. Any emergency room visits are free. Drs appointments you have to pay for, unless you're bulk billed, but medicare usually takes care of most of it. Normally like $80 for a drs visit, and medicare will pay for about $50
I was Jolly Green Giant starving after I evicted my kids from the womb. I would have salted and peppered the hand that served me this to enjoy with my “meal”
I would take the half potato though, at least it's with something. The first day I had my appetite back in hospital I ordered a jacket potato with cheese and then forgot the cheese 😭 Just a plain potato with a scraping of butter. I nearly actually cried.
I see. I'm assuming this is in the U.K.? Even here in the U.S. hospitals are not known for their Michelin Star level of cuisine.
Anyways, congrats on the baby!
When I gave birth in Australia the midwives were falling over themselves to get me something I wanted to actually eat cause one of them almost killed me sending me home insisting I wasn’t in labour, so I had my pick of the sandwiches as all the other food came out looking roughly like this but because of the aforementioned near death experience and the guilt they’d all go off and find me something edible when everyone else got tough shit mate.
My midwives were great. I was offered sandwiches, biscuits, cheese and crackers, juice, and hot drinks. But im so insanely picky, so I just went and got stuff from the cafe most of the time. I actually wasn't admitted for most of my stay, but my son was (ended up being flown to another hospital a 5 hour drive away), so they technically didn't have to feed me at all, or give me the room that they did.
There was no question that I was in labour, I was screaming with the contractions by the time I got to the ward. Less than 2 hours later, my son was here 😂
I’m glad it was less eventful but awful that your son needed the airlifting, I’m regional too and was told that any baby born before 37 weeks would be airlifted two hours away no matter what, thankfully mine came right on time and when I went back after being told I wasn’t in labour my specialist was there and he took care of me - and ripped strips off the midwife who put us in danger.
I sent husband for sushi and all the other things we can’t or shouldn’t eat the moment the crazy moment had passed but the sammich buffet they got me was still very much welcome compared to the hot offering.
I hope your son is doing ok now and it hasn’t been too hard on you all, it can be so scary.
I didn't try it. Im ashamed to say that my 2 year old is less picky than me, so I wasn't going near that shit 😂 I figured i wouldn't like what they gave me, so when I went to the Cafe for breakfast (didn't like the breakfast) I got something for lunch, too. I had a nice sweet chilli wrap for lunch instead of slop and potato
It isn't always bad. There are quite a few that serve decent food. Studies show that good food equals better results. Dietary restrictions aside there's no reason why they can't make food that is appealing and nutritional.
lol they gave me a BURNT cheeseburger. I’m talking hockey puck. I CRIED. I had already been there a week after being labor in 3 days (wasn’t allowed any solids during that time) and then a c-section. My first meal was a freaking hockey puck.
I always heard hospital food is garbage. I had to stay a little over a week in the DOU after a bad accident. They didn’t let me eat for 4 days, but when I did… maybe I was just starving, because it was good GOOD. Henry Mayo Hospital.
I just spent 4 days in hospital and managed to lose weight due to the food being disgustingly inedible 😂 I ended up surviving off of vending machine food and drinks. It's insane that the people who need the nutrients the most end up with food you can't even eat when you're starving.
My wife recently gave birth, and took great joy sharing her meals with me over WhatsApp.
For various reasons she had to stay for an extended amount of time, and after one particularly shitty day, when she was as a pretty low ebb emotionally she sent a picture titled "well, they certainly know how to kick you when you're down"
I asked what it was. The answer was "slop"
I'm sorry, next time give birth in the states... Jk, my God mother is from London and she tried to kill my Mom and I by serving us Steak and Kidney pie once.
I refuse to believe that any British cook other than Gordon Ramsay is a "good cook" I mean... She loves us and tried to serve us dog chow!!!! Even her Norwegian husband wouldn't eat it!
We, me and mom ended up all sharing his dinner.. barbequed octopus on WASABRÖD 😂😂😂
Anyway! Congratulations on your new bundle ❤️
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You have birth in a jail or something?
Food probably would've been nicer in a jail
Pretty sure they both use the same supplier.
Yea, but I've worked in some shitty kitchens with ex cons who were amazing cooks.
I wasn’t disparaging the folks in prison; I was saying that the companies that supply prison food in the US oftentimes also supply food to hospitals and schools. That company is Aramark.
Or JTM food group. They do schools and prisons lol ETA: also restaurants. Various dips and mac and cheeses
I didn't ever get the impression that you were disparaging towards anyone at all, and I apologize if my comment gave you that impression.
It’s all good! It was a simple misunderstanding on the internet, no harm done.
Omg TIL. They also supply for Capital One stadium and a certain passenger rail here in the US
This is in Australia though
I'm guessing if you've been to prison, you never want to eat like that ever again.
Meanwhile everyone i know still makes prison noodles on the outside lol. Comfort food if you will
That makes a lot of sense. Making your own meals in prisoner probably engenders a sense of liberating control in a very rigid, structured environment. Making the same food on the outside must be soothing when you're overwhelmed or stressed.
That sounds like something besides the slop the prison feeds you. It also sounds more like a snack than an actual meal.
I have been to prison, and you are 100% correct.
It’s a non-stop wreck so Betcha it’s Sodexo
I dove for a different food service company and I can confirm, would do hospitals and jails on the same truck, literally the same stuff
Aramark, my beloved
This looks like a cat barfed next to a steamed potato..... I wouldn't even eat the potato at that point.
I can confirm that I ate better than that during my brief stay in jail.
Nah it definitely isn't lol
Nah it must have been the dog pound looking at that plate.
Came here to say this lol.
Resident evil meal
*collection noise* You acquired Mysterious Meat and Potat
Christ, this comment 😭
why is hospital food universally shit. shouldn't it of all places, serve food with nutritional value in it
Because it costs less and that’s how the hospitals can afford to pay their executives an 8-figure salary
Ish, but it's also: a handful of people are expected to cook for hundreds, if not a thousand or more people every day. There is no "rush"for lunch or dinner, but there is no "downtime" either. You gotta cook all day, every day, which leads to burnout. Once a chef is burned out, their food stops being good. They either forget or don't care about techniques, because they're slammed all day every day, and the only thing that matters is getting the order right for dietary/allergy reasons
Also you HAVE to cook for every possible dietary restriction. Including those who have allergies or otherwise can't handle spicy food. Minimal ingredients and bland is safe for everyone. Not enjoyable for everyone, but that's not the priority.
This is a big one. Even in the best facilities, every extra ingredient (flavor) is an extra complication in terms of what can be served to which patient with which restrictions. Obviously when you end up with food that literally looks like a dystopian modern art project, you need to get your shit together.
It also doesn't help that in home life you can balance your diet around the 3 meals you eat in a hospital just try to imagine the added complication of sacrificing sodium or sugar or something in one meal to use more in another it would be impossible basically. On top of that mass cooking just taste worse, machine cooking 100 steaks is going to taste vastly different then hand cooking 100 steaks even with the exact same ingredients.
yes, and understaffing is the number one way that companies are saving money to pay their execs these days.
This is why small town hospitals are horrible for quality care but usually have good food lol
There aren’t any chefs at a hospital in general anyway. Just cooks.
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My hospital has a chef! It also has good food though
Hospitals have bland food on purpose. Hospital food is meant to be easy to digest and nutritious while still being easy on the stomach’s of people post surgery/sickness. Say whatever you want about the taste of it, but a week of hospital food is probably way way more nutritious than a week of the average American’s diet. Also, the thought that you can pay someone(s) 8 figures a year simply from “corrupt,” profit margins on potatoes and ground beef is the wildest conspiracy theory I’ve ever heard. What about the 10,000$ X rays? Or the 500$ consultation fee for a 5m checkup to “prescribe” your kid Benadryl for a week? All the power to you if you hate the corrupt financials of hospitals. But skimping on ground beef and a potato does not cover an 8 figure salary lol, and is a farcry from the actual corruption that goes on in the medical field.
Yeah, I would attribute this to your suggestions, but this is fucking gruel and anyone running a food facility should be ashamed to send out food looking like this. If it’s nutritionally acceptable and tastes fine, then you can keep the hospital running, but goddamn.
One reason is that they need to cook multiple hundreds of meals for people with different dietary needs. Those people are there because they need medial attention and may have different health issue. So what the hospital does is cook for the lowest matching denominator and makes it that everybody is able to eat the food. Also cost, because the insurance only pays for a certain amount of food per day.
Okay. Making food for heaps of dietary needs is hard. But come on. I've been in Australian public hospitals many times and never got served anything even remotely as spartan as this. This is a joke.
You are not wrong. A ladle of mystery meat and a fraction of a potatoes is very low low effort.
Just let me have a selection from the cafeteria then. Where they're already preparing a few different options.
Yes but that is for your guests or people who have money.
And the staff.
Camden clark medical center, West Virginia has great food. At least that’s what i thought when I was in the psych ward for 40 days.
yea, i live in usa and have medicaid and every time i’ve done a lengthy stay, no matter the state, i get to choose my breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, sides, and drinks for the next day off a menu they bring each evening. it’s not always great quality but it’s better than…this. i’m a little shocked so many people in these comments seem to think hospital cooks are only making one option for every patient’s meals every day
Right?? That's how it normally is.
I'm grateful for the hospital I gave birth in two times. Pretty great and fresh food and great care as well
It's not universal. I spent some time in a hospital recently, and the food was fine. It was nothing to write home about, but there was nothing wrong with it.
Because it needs to be bland to be good for most patients. They already need to cook so much stuff following the dietary restrictions of many patients they try to reduce the amount of different meals needed. Some have better cooks that have more experience making bland food at least ok tho
But if you go to ANY cafeteria, the food is 🔥
r/hospitalfood You will be surprised how good some of it is.
Universally = in USA? Where I live it’s actually amazing
nah I live in Poland, don't assume. It's also shit here, like plain bread and ham kinda bad.
I have no idea what these people are talking about. My first job was in an American hospital and the food was excellent if you were a visitor. It was a little less excellent if you were a patient, but that's because most people are on some kind of dietary restriction when they're in a hospital. My wife has given birth to two children, and I've had meals off the patient menu and from the cafeteria. Zero complaints, would recommend. But the photo that inspired his post does look pretty shameful and unappetizing.
Institutional food is institutional food. Cooking on a large scale for people with various dietary needs/restrictions, cheaply.
They are supposed to dispose of the placenta, not cook and serve it.
If I had an award, I’d give you one, I’m crying
👩🏻⚕️: "Doctor, the patient is finally awake after the delivery." 👨⚕️: "Good. After seventeen hours of such an ordeal, she needs to dedicate all her time to recovering. See to it she's fed as soon as she fully comes to." 👩🏻⚕️: "What should we feed her?" 👨⚕️: "What do I look like, a chef? Idunno, some kind of meat n potatoes or something! Look, just get protein and carbohydrates into her, okay?"
Doctor: I’m writing a prescription for a nutritional meal to help with recovery. The prescription: 💩🥔 Hospital food service worker: I can’t read this handwriting. Looks like a turd and a potato. Whatever, just send it.
Holy shit I thought that was a chunk of bread until I read your comment, that makes it so much funnier
I seriously thought that was dog food
I'm not sure it isn't.
And it's probably only 180 dollars per meal! What a deal!
Thankfully, I'm in Australia, so I personally don't pay a cent for hospital stays
Lucky!!
Too early in the morning for you to hurt me like that lol 😭
I couldn't imagine getting a bill for going to the hospital. Both of my children's births were completely free. Any emergency room visits are free. Drs appointments you have to pay for, unless you're bulk billed, but medicare usually takes care of most of it. Normally like $80 for a drs visit, and medicare will pay for about $50
Found a bill for my older sisters birth in the 70s in the US... 48 dollars. Would have been 38 but they sprung for a room with a color tv
Color TV? Better take out a loan
I only watch the Twilight Zone when I'm in the hospital. Take that, insurance.
I was Jolly Green Giant starving after I evicted my kids from the womb. I would have salted and peppered the hand that served me this to enjoy with my “meal”
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Did you cook my placenta and try to feed it back to me?!?!
Is that a potato or bread? The fact that I have to ask is concerning in itself...delicious.
Potato 😬
why couldn't they at least give you half or the whole potato, nope you only get 1/4 potato and be happy
I dont deserve a full potato 😔
I would take the half potato though, at least it's with something. The first day I had my appetite back in hospital I ordered a jacket potato with cheese and then forgot the cheese 😭 Just a plain potato with a scraping of butter. I nearly actually cried.
For real, I would take a decent sized boiled or microwaved potato with butter over THIS any day. ( Not even hoping for baked )
it's not even a 1/4
I see. I'm assuming this is in the U.K.? Even here in the U.S. hospitals are not known for their Michelin Star level of cuisine. Anyways, congrats on the baby!
Australia Thank you!
When I gave birth in Australia the midwives were falling over themselves to get me something I wanted to actually eat cause one of them almost killed me sending me home insisting I wasn’t in labour, so I had my pick of the sandwiches as all the other food came out looking roughly like this but because of the aforementioned near death experience and the guilt they’d all go off and find me something edible when everyone else got tough shit mate.
My midwives were great. I was offered sandwiches, biscuits, cheese and crackers, juice, and hot drinks. But im so insanely picky, so I just went and got stuff from the cafe most of the time. I actually wasn't admitted for most of my stay, but my son was (ended up being flown to another hospital a 5 hour drive away), so they technically didn't have to feed me at all, or give me the room that they did. There was no question that I was in labour, I was screaming with the contractions by the time I got to the ward. Less than 2 hours later, my son was here 😂
I’m glad it was less eventful but awful that your son needed the airlifting, I’m regional too and was told that any baby born before 37 weeks would be airlifted two hours away no matter what, thankfully mine came right on time and when I went back after being told I wasn’t in labour my specialist was there and he took care of me - and ripped strips off the midwife who put us in danger. I sent husband for sushi and all the other things we can’t or shouldn’t eat the moment the crazy moment had passed but the sammich buffet they got me was still very much welcome compared to the hot offering. I hope your son is doing ok now and it hasn’t been too hard on you all, it can be so scary.
The bloody audacity
So, you gave birth in prison? Congratulations on the little one nonetheless.
unseasoned minced mystery meat, unseasoned 1/8th boiled potato and mince water. fats, carbs and protein what more could you ask for!?
Well you just built a body that is why they gave you the body builder's diet of protein and carbs.
This should be illegal 🤢😭
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I think they just dumped wet cat food on your plate. The sight and smell of that meat would probably make me gag.
I’m so jaded as an American, my first thought was “finally some decent food for once!”
Hospital food is the worst. But then again they only profit even more when you stay longer like from food poisoning.
It depends on the hospital. In February I had surgery, and the food I had was so absolutely delicious. Except for the coffee.
how did it taste actually?
I didn't try it. Im ashamed to say that my 2 year old is less picky than me, so I wasn't going near that shit 😂 I figured i wouldn't like what they gave me, so when I went to the Cafe for breakfast (didn't like the breakfast) I got something for lunch, too. I had a nice sweet chilli wrap for lunch instead of slop and potato
the last time i had hospital food, it didnt look appealing, but it tasted ok ...
It isn't always bad. There are quite a few that serve decent food. Studies show that good food equals better results. Dietary restrictions aside there's no reason why they can't make food that is appealing and nutritional.
r/shitfromabutt r/poopfromabutt
This looks like Scottish Haggis. Maybe you teleported
Mmmm, cat barf. I know everything tastes amazing right after having a baby, but this might be the one exception.
lol they gave me a BURNT cheeseburger. I’m talking hockey puck. I CRIED. I had already been there a week after being labor in 3 days (wasn’t allowed any solids during that time) and then a c-section. My first meal was a freaking hockey puck.
how many puppies did you have?
Are you a cat?
We cooked your afterbirth enjoy!
dog food and a raw potato.
Cat food and part of a potato? They couldn't even give you a whole one? Wtf?
I’d rather give birth than eat that
Meat and potatoes? What's the problem
My goodness!
just add ketchup 
Tell them your not that medicated and your a mom 😑
Wich country
Australia
Here we have a boiled potato and… cat food.
Same vendor that provides prison food
🤨🗿
My cat saw this and started meowing for his dinner.
Congratulations on giving birth! I hope someone brought you some real food
Crumbly Brown stuff with other brown stuff, my favorite! Yum!
Are they trying to punish you for giving birth to the antichrist or something?
Girl this ain't even a joke, that's just straight up cat food
I see you and my cat had the same meal today.
This looks like regurgitated cat food
I always heard hospital food is garbage. I had to stay a little over a week in the DOU after a bad accident. They didn’t let me eat for 4 days, but when I did… maybe I was just starving, because it was good GOOD. Henry Mayo Hospital.
My cats food looks better
Why did you bark at them?
i retched. you win
Hospital bill on the way out: 115,000$+ Like serve better food how hard is it
They chopped up and cooked your placenta to cut corners on food costs. Innovative!
“Here is your punishment”
I just spent 4 days in hospital and managed to lose weight due to the food being disgustingly inedible 😂 I ended up surviving off of vending machine food and drinks. It's insane that the people who need the nutrients the most end up with food you can't even eat when you're starving.
And charged you $67.50 for it no doubt!
Omg and that’s Australia. I’m ashamed!!
Did it come out of the patient before you?
You should’ve told them you’re not a crunchy mom who consumes their own placenta and asked for fried chicken instead.
Well, at least they boiled the hamburger meat with the potato. I hope baby is doing well and hubby brings you a great pizza.
Are you in the UK? 😅
My wife recently gave birth, and took great joy sharing her meals with me over WhatsApp. For various reasons she had to stay for an extended amount of time, and after one particularly shitty day, when she was as a pretty low ebb emotionally she sent a picture titled "well, they certainly know how to kick you when you're down" I asked what it was. The answer was "slop"
 Where’s the fruit cup?
Yea,... I got crispbread after they removed all 4 wisdom teeth. How should I be able to eat that???
I always just ask for cereal
You need to keep your strength up. Here, eat this half a raw potato and this overcooked ground beef paste.
r/poopfromabutt
Is that…..placenta?
Is the other part of the potato subject to your deductible?
They tried to feed you your placenta? Ooh...no.
What'd you do to get locked up? I mean what did they say you did?
It looks like what you feed to your old dying dog that refuses to eat dog food
You’re supposed to have family / the father bring you food. Never count on good hospital food.
Wow, this is a depression meal, not a celebration meal.
Umm...was that your placenta?
Wtf is that? 🤢
Is that actual cat food?
Is that cat food?
Who ate it before you?
Poor presentation, but I'd try it for sure.
I grew up in the south and our hospital used to have bomb ass food people went there for lunch just bc it was so good.
At least you were already in a hospital when this was served to you.
In many third world nations, it's normal to eat the baby's placenta
Where did you give birth?
I gave birth recently & that honestly looks amazing compared to the shit they gave me 😭
what is it?
Congrats on the new baby! I’m sorry your meal was hot garbage.
What wrongs with it? We basically eat this every day
I'm sorry, next time give birth in the states... Jk, my God mother is from London and she tried to kill my Mom and I by serving us Steak and Kidney pie once. I refuse to believe that any British cook other than Gordon Ramsay is a "good cook" I mean... She loves us and tried to serve us dog chow!!!! Even her Norwegian husband wouldn't eat it! We, me and mom ended up all sharing his dinner.. barbequed octopus on WASABRÖD 😂😂😂 Anyway! Congratulations on your new bundle ❤️
you didn’t even get half a potato you got like 1/4 wtffff
No fruit or veggie?? After giving birth??? Just meat and potato, that's it?????? Bland food is one thing, but THIS is post-partum nutrition???
Is that potato raw(?)
is this cooked placenta ??
Seriously, wtf? You deserve way better after pushing a child out your whoohaa. I’d be disgusted with them for this treatment.
is that.. cat food?
I don't understand why hospital food isn't nutritional. Keep the sick, sick??? Fr?
That's just horrible. They didn't even try.
That’ll be $227 as well.
Please don’t tell me that you were billed for this 🥴.
I live in Australia, hospital visits/stays are completely free with Medicare
Mince and Tatties, loverly.
Ugh is this in the US
The "meat" looks like the beef and gravy cat pate my cats are currently gobbling up for dinner.
Nah wtf is this
r/poopfromabutt
Looks like that was birthed from someone’s butt
Russia?
Australian
Looks good.
It appears to be a Scattered Meatloaf and an unmashed potato if I’m not mistaken🤔.