The “Hills” alum is no stranger to eating raw meat, as she shared that she ate bull testicles earlier this month and didn’t think they tasted “too bad.”
Heidi Montag filmed the moment she took a massive bite of raw liver,“There are so many health benefits to eating liver, animal organs, raw liver,” the “Hills” alum, 35, said in the post as she showed off the hunk of meat.
Judging by the noises she made, Montag seemed to enjoy chewing through the liver as she claimed, “You definitely get used to it.”
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