Did I overreact eating the eyeball? #shorts
Published September 22, 2021
This video has 3.70M views and 190K likes, ranking #1,619,535 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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3,703,303
Likes
190,053
Comments
1,957
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Did I overreact eating the eyeball? 👀 Fish head is a dish I grew an obsession with while living in China. Specifically in Hunan cuisine, there’s a method of preparation that includes tons of green and red chili’s called 剁椒鱼头. It’s truly hard to beat… Today’s grilled tuna head came out delicious and the freshness of …
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- September 22, 2021
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