Mop Basting In Viral BBQ Video Goes Viral, But Not For The Right Reasons
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Chef Matt Cooper's Instagram post features footage of a woman in kitchen dipping a mop into a sauce container and expertly basting meat on the grill.
BBQ cuisine is a universally cherished delight, drawing in food enthusiasts from all corners of the globe with its irresistible smoky flavors. However, a recent BBQ video has taken the internet by storm with an unexpected twist. The all-new and controversial BBQ technique has gone viral, sparking mixed reactions online. An Instagram video by Chef Matt Cooper shows a woman using a mop to baste sauce on smoked meat. The caption assures viewers that these "mops" are designed for large-scale cooking and are safe for food.
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Despite the disclaimer, the video has racked up 48 million views and many comments expressing surprise and even disgust. The unconventional method seems to be a regional technique, as Cooper suggests in his caption, "Also, if you're not from the South, you won't understand."
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