How to Cook Perfect Bacon (from a Carnivore)
In a Nutshell
The video centers on a carnivore enthusiast's trip to Franklin's Barbecue, where the burnt ends are hailed as the single best bite of meat ever eaten. The host promotes Beast Mode Soap, made from 100% beef tallow, as essential for skin health after a life-changing carnivore diet. Audience reactions to the "Healing Humanity" documentary highlight its empowering message, with viewers reporting renewed commitment to carnivore eating and long-term health victories like 100-pound weight loss and arthritis reversal.
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The host expresses surprise at an unexpected occurrence during the video opening. The group discusses their excitement about attending Franklin's Barbecue. The host notes smoke on the lights and mentions propane issues that weren't the actual problem.
The host highlights flat top bacon preparation. At Franklin's Barbecue, Ashley is described as potentially consuming the best piece of meat in his life. The burnt end is identified as the standout item. The meat is described as glistening, melting in the mouth, fatty, and exceptionally good. Ashley rates the experience 11 out of 10 and calls it totally worth it.
The host thanks Beast Mode Soap as the video sponsor. The soap has been used for nearly 2 years. The host explains the importance of the product following a diet change that saved his life and improved health significantly. The key insight is that what goes on the skin enters the bloodstream similarly to what is eaten. The soap is made with 100% beef tallow, described as clean and beneficial. The host states he will not leave home without it.
Ashley, who has cooked steak at major carnivore events worldwide, gives Franklin's Barbecue a highly recommended rating. The burnt end is confirmed as the best bite of meat ever consumed. Ashley initially thought the hype might be excessive but found it literally the best piece of meat ever eaten.
Multiple audience members provide reviews of the documentary "Healing Humanity." One reviewer gives it a grade of three E's: engaging, encouraging, and empowering. The reviewer notes it had been over 2 years since attending a movie theater where the crowd was actively involved throughout, with laughter, tears, and hope present. The film is described as full of hope and inspiring continued carnivore journey commitment.
Viewers describe the documentary as inspiring and note they cried during viewing. One viewer mentions watching it a second time. A nutritional science major reports being told that meat and healthy diets cause cancer but finds the movie encouraging to continue the carnivore path. The film is credited with providing hope to share carnivore information with family members.
A viewer shares their 7-year carnivore lifestyle experience, including losing over 100 pounds and healing arthritis. The diet is credited with giving life back and creating a feeling of being in one's 20s again at nearly 60 years old. The viewer expresses aspiration to achieve results similar to someone named Maggie.
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