A lad who abides by a 'carnivore diet' shared he eats pork crackling and raw milk for breakfast. Cameron, known as Coach Carnivore, managed to rack up over 76,000 TikTok followers through his meaty meals and muscle powered gym sessions.

Although many people like to watch the British lad through intrigue and inspiration, his latest concoction has caused quite the stir.

The content creator and self-proclaimed "UK’s Number One Carnivore Diet Coach" took to TikTok to show what he eats for breakfast.

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But, forget the likes of bog-standard cereal or a big fry up, Cameron decided to enjoy some pork crackling with some milk, well raw (unpasteurised) milk to be specific. In the clip which racked up thousands of views, the 'coach' filmed a demonstration on how to construct the 'carnivore cereal'.

"Now this is my first time trying this," Cameron explained. "We've got two ingredients, pork crackling and raw milk. Now I've seen a couple of other people make this so let's see what it tastes like."

The meat-lover then opened a packet of pork crackling, emptied them into a bowl and poured the milk over the top before he grabbed a spoon and tucked in. As Cameron chowed down on the unusual cereal, you could hear the mighty crunch of the dried pig skin. But what's the verdict?

"You know what," Cameron said as he finished his mouthful. "It's actually pretty good, actually is as well – nice. That legit tastes like Rice Krispies, it actually does! A little bit salty but it actually tastes like a salty bowl of Rice Krispies."

"More nutritious, way better for you," he claimed.

"You gonna have cereal, have some pork crackling and raw milk. It's a classic combo. I'll tell you what, I'd recommend that – especially over bull**** cereals."

However, Cameron's comments should be taken with a pinch of salt as he is not a nutritionist. The UK Food Standards Agency report on their official website: "We advise that raw or unpasteurised milk and cream may contain harmful bacteria that can cause food poisoning.

"People with a weaker immune system are particularly vulnerable to food poisoning and should not consume it."

Although it appeared Cameron enjoyed his rather unique breakfast, the combination of crackling and milk didn't go down too well on social media.

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One person commented: "That’s not cereal mate, that’s pork crackling dipped in milk."

Another user added: "I swing from thinking these are serious to knowing it’s got to be a parody on the daily. No idea at the minute."

While a third voiced: "Just because you can, it doesn't mean you should."

Someone else chuckled: "This really is Partridge material."

Meanwhile, a fifth jibed: "It’s just getting a bit out of hand now mate."

And this user said: "Pork crackling without milk is awful so I can’t imagine this mix."

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