r/carnivore Jul 14 '26

Funny Interactions

I travel a fair amount and recently started carnivore again, so while I’ve been on the road I’ve frequented McDonald’s a couple of times to get their 1/4 patties

Last night when I picked up my patties the woman at the window laughed and asked “Now be honest with me… Are these for your dog?”

So I’m curious, anyone had any funny interactions when people aren’t in on what carnivore is or find it strange?

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u/dogfan2021 Jul 14 '26

Almost every time I go to Costco and get their grass fed beef patties (I get at least 10 packages at a time), someone will ask if I’m having a party/bbq. My standard response is, “something like that”.

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u/TallowWallow Jul 16 '26

10 packages? Yeah, that's a reasonable assertion 😅

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u/MILeft Jul 17 '26

For me, every day is a celebration (starting year # 4 of carnivore).

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u/DLoIsHere Jul 14 '26

People have been getting plain patties for their pets for years.

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u/LedTasso Jul 20 '26

Those quarter pound patties aren’t cheap these days! Those pets are eating good! Well at least they’re eating expensive lol

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u/Deep-Roller Carnivore 1-5 years 9d ago

Yeah. I get the great value pack for the dog and it’s 93 cents per quarter pound pattie. It’s a normal meal for him. He’s about ten pounds. We moved him carni Jan 1. Nothing short of life changing for him. He’s SO much better off “dog food.”

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u/KodiakSun Jul 15 '26

be aware mcD's has human dna in their meat...plenty of research on it. nothing about mcD is nutritious

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '26

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u/CurvySexretLady Carnivore 1-5 years Jul 18 '26

"Human DNA was detected in one frozen vegetarian burger."

Good thing I don't eat vegetarian food.

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 15 '26

I hoped someone would tell OP.

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u/Sufficient_Judge_820 19d ago

And corn—high carbs.

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u/Alarmed_Lobster_717 Jul 16 '26

Human DNA? 😵‍💫

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u/Liefvikingmonster2 Jul 23 '26

Nearly everything is contaminated with human DNA. It floats in the air.

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u/kam711 Jul 17 '26

My favorite is when I’m explaining what I eat and the person goes, “and vegetables, right?”

And their mind is blown when I tell them I haven’t had any significant amount of vegetables (beyond a small garnish) in 2.5 years.

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u/Sad_Pass4848 Jul 21 '26

Mostly no funny interactions. Just people commenting on massive meat consumption and saying this is unhealthy and I will get cancer soon. Toxic people

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u/Deep-Roller Carnivore 1-5 years 9d ago

Threatened bc it’s viewed as different.