Jasmine White 403 horrifies TikTok users by eating an entire RAW chicken in gross posts
A TIKTOK user has left viewers horrified after sharing a video of herself eating an entire raw chicken. The TikToker’s stomach-turning videos, where she films herself taking large chunks out of raw meats, have gone viral – leaving onlookers grossed out in the process. In a series of videos, the woman, known only as “Jasmine […]
A TIKTOK user has left viewers horrified after sharing a video of herself eating an entire raw chicken.
The TikToker’s stomach-turning videos, where she films herself taking large chunks out of raw meats, have gone viral – leaving onlookers grossed out in the process.
In a series of videos, the woman, known only as “Jasmine White 403,” is seen chomping on the backend of a raw chicken, bitting off a fish’s head, and dipping a piece of steak in sugar before digging into it – all without saying a word.
Since going viral woman’s TikTok account has been removed from the platform; however, her videos are still making rounds on the app.
Fellow TikTokers have used small clips and screengrabs from “Jasmine White 305” videos to share with several users, racking up thousands of views.
One person who viewed the woman’s videos tweeted: “JasmineWhite403 on TikTok has traumatized me.”
Another person warned fellow TikTok users not to search Jasmine White 305 on the app, saying: “DONT search JasmineWhite403 on TikTok 
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“I should’ve listened when they said not to search Jasmine White 403 on TikTok,” a third person tweeted.
Someone else warned: “Whatever y’all do just don’t search Jasmine White 403 on TikTok. Your whole stomach is going to turn.”
“First video I watched on TikTok mentioned looking up ‘jasminewhite403’ so my curious a** did and THAT IS ENOUGH INTERNET FOR 2022,” a fourth person shared.
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According to HealthLine, the biggest risk people may encounter when eating raw meat is contracting food poisoning.
Common pathogens in raw meat include Salmonella, Clostridium perfringens, E. coli, Listeria monocytogenes and Campylobacter.
Symptoms of food poisoning include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramping, fever and headache.