Is it a cyst or fat? The American almost ate a ham with a purulent abscess
A Reddit user shared a photo of the find in a meat delicacy and sparked a wave of discussions about quality standards at meat processing plants.

Reddit user under the nickname Pressureshack published on the forum a picture that made many fans of meat snacks shudder. The man said that his father bought a local diner package of meat delicacies, but inside found an extremely unpleasant “addition” in the form of strange white seals.
Not knowing what it might be, the poster reached out to the online community for help: "Is it a cyst?" Fat? Is that still allowed to eat
One commenter, who claims to have previously worked at a ham factory, said the photo showed a purulent abscess or rotting tissue. According to him, the production process at such enterprises is often disgusting: even if suspicious lumps fell from the conveyor, the line was not stopped, and the surface of the equipment was only occasionally treated with alcohol solution. He added that he had given up eating ham forever.
The publication immediately went viral and provoked heated debate. Some readers began to talk about the catastrophically low sanitary standards in the meat processing industry and the incompetence of quality control services. Others took this photo as a reinforced concrete argument in favor of their choice, noting that it was not in vain that at one time they switched to vegetarianism.



