This Entire Breakfast Burrito Is Made With Bull Testicles

Not many people are ballsy enough to try food out of their comfort zone, and the percentages get even lower when actual balls are involved.

In the conversation of s*it that absolutely does not need to exist, chef Josh Scherer of the Good Mythical Morning YouTube channel, created a bull testicle breakfast burrito.

Through Good Mythical Morning, Scherer is hosting a series called “Food Fears,” where he takes foods that are usually less than appealing, and finds a way to make them edible.

Hence the existence of this burrito.

Within the burrito, Scherer handcrafted applewood testicle bacon, testicle chorizo scrambled eggs, and a layer of potatoes, all wrapped with a traditional flour tortilla. As a little oomph to the burrito, Scherer created a cheese blanket to wrap around the whole thing.

Comedian and GMM writer, Jordan Morris, was the special guest who had to not only scarf down this testicle filled vessel, but at the start of the episode, had the honor of trying an unprepared (but still fully cooked) bull testicle for proper comparison.

If you have hookups at your local butcher shop and can get your hands on some balls, you probably want to check out Josh Scherer’s recipe. And even if you don’t have a testicle connect, it’s still a solid recipe that can easily be replicated without the animal private parts.

Check out the episode for yourself, and the other gory episodes featuring Penis Pesto Pizza and even a Nashville Hot Brains sandwich.

Yeah, it’s that kind of party.

More content

CultureEating Out
Denny’s & Waffle House Remove Egg Surcharges
As the bird flu, known as the avian flu, begins to calm, so does its impact on U.S. egg prices. Denny’s, Waffle House and other…
,
Products
Pepsi’s New Prebiotic Soda Wants To Fix Your Gut
Pepsi’s latest cola isn’t just gunning for your tastebuds, it’s coming for your gut health, too. Introducing Pepsi Prebiotic Cola, a new spin on the…
,
Products
Matcha Latte-Flavored Popcorn Gets In On The Craze
Matcha-flavored popcorn wasn’t on my list of 2025 happenings, but considering its global rise in popularity—which has caused a shortage in Japan—it’s not so random…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox