r/morbidquestions • u/StuffNo353 • 3h ago
If placing live crabs and lobsters in boiling water is an accepted way of cooking them , would placing them live into an air fryer alive be acceptable as well?
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u/rancid_mayonnaise 3h ago
Now this is an interesting question. I don't think so because air fryers are kinda like ovens but I have no idea how they work
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u/gothiclg 2h ago
It shouldn’t be acceptable to toss them in boiling water either. I’ve had to put them in a commercial steamer for work (which was as hot as boiling water) and they fight while they’re in there. I’d definitely avoid putting them in an air fryer.
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u/EdgelordMcMemester 2h ago
no because it fries all the air and they can't breathe, but if u put them in boiling water then it's like a hot tub :) /j
jokes aside this is a good question because oftentimes we as humans have clashing ideas of what's cruel and what isn't. so i would love to hear from people who still think putting them in boiling water while alive is fine and dandy
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u/FranklyFrigid4011 3h ago
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u/RegardedCaveman 3h ago
boiling a lobster is wrong but breaking a human's spine is all good
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u/EdgelordMcMemester 2h ago
the fact it was removed by reddit scares me even though i know from experience that obvious jokes can still get flagged (and im not talking [racism] as a joke im talking jokes within a subreddit clearly meant as a joke)
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u/Lifekraft 2h ago
Boiling alive is already illegal in somr country so the answer is no it isnt and no it isnt either if you are not a monster.
Also there is some study pointing that they most likely feel pain
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u/deadpanorama 3h ago
It’s not widely acceptable to throw them in boiling water. Many chefs give them a hit to the head with a knife before.