This streamer ate 17 cursed meals to raise money for a gaming PC

Maybe you're familiar with the subgenre of internet cooking videos that teach you how to make some horrifying concoction that is invariably suspended in aspic, or has way too much processed American cheese jammed somewhere it doesn't belong, or is wrapped entirely in meat that is then wrapped in several layer of different meat. The kind of stuff that Kalen would rebuke in the name of Jesus. Savannah Mortenson presumably watched those videos and saw an opportunity.

After finding out her PC wasn't quite up to the task of running Elden Ring, Savannah turned to the internet to help. She opened a ko.fi account for donations and started filming TikToks of "eating food in a cursed manner until someone buys me parts to build a gaming PC". Among the highlights: a video in which she blends a fried steak to make a sauce, then pours it over a gelatin steak made out of steak sauce and mayonnaise. The deadpan facial expression really sells it. 

One of our colleagues at GamesRadar spoke to Savannah, who said that the worst of her cursed meals by far "both flavor and texture wise", was the one that combined a McDonald's hamburger, caramel iced coffee, and vodka in a blender. Unbelievably, she made it through that, like all of them, without vomiting. The best? A full English breakfast and a can of Foster's beer, also blended together and drunk through a straw. It was apparently "really really good."

Over the course of 17 days of this nightmare, during which Savannah's videos have been shared on Twitter and mailing lists, she finally has her gaming PC. She'll be playing Elden Ring and streaming it on Twitch, though in a final video she says she'll finish L.A. Noire first "because I started it and I'm really enjoying it." She also says that she's thinking about carrying on with the cursed food series but using it to raise money for charity. "If I do continue it, it's gonna be on a weekly basis. Certainly not daily. It is time-consuming and exhausting."