Check out this video about McDonalds food and its decomposition.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Check out this video about McD's
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Yep there was a documentary screen here in NZ about this and a lady had a cheeseburger wrapped up in her cupboard for 15 years and it hadnt even decomposed at all, just dried out.
New Zealand mc donalds use completely 100% NZ beef now which is a little better but I try to stay clear.
New Zealand mc donalds use completely 100% NZ beef now which is a little better but I try to stay clear.
The value of living at home, I would eat mc donalds if someone bought it for me, if they paid me to eat it even better haha
Hopefully not for too much longer though Im going clean im off the mc d's its a mc addiction that gives me the mc sweats and the mc shakes.
lol thats kind of scary. i saw that movie and im already convinced not to eat MCd's
try this: next time you have a french frie in your hand, twist it like you are ringing out a wet towel and you'l get some grease action going on; its amazing how much comes out of 1 fry
try this: next time you have a french frie in your hand, twist it like you are ringing out a wet towel and you'l get some grease action going on; its amazing how much comes out of 1 fry
I haven't eaten any McDonald's since I saw that movie about it. Well, I had a fruit and yogurt Parfait about a year and a half ago, but that was to be polite. My grandparents go to McDonald's a lot. I got it because I figured it would be the least damaging item on the menu to my health...
We're going to the diner.
Maccas **** does taste good tho!
Yea, but it tastes just as good...
I had a pizza hut last night. I can't believe how oily they make the pizzas though. I had to use like 10 napkins for just four slices. I felt rather sick after a while and begun to get stomachaches.
In any case, I don't get it about this attack on McDonalds. I made a comment about this video months back, and someone answered rather smartly: "It's not going to stay like that in your stomach." And he's right. I had a recent family member come visit and I can't believe it when he asked to go to McDonalds to try out for the first time one of those food. He ate a cheeseburger and couldn't believe what other people ordered.
In my experience, most people aren't like how my family operates. My family would go there, order 1 and I mean exactly 1 item such as a hamburger, then eat it. But it seems the average Joe's family orders actual meals: Double Quarter Pounders, Coke, Large fries, and to top it off a order of some candy. And for the children, a happy meal. I remember as a child I couldn't eat all the hamburger and as a punishment I was forced to eat the whole thing whenever I behaved badly. Perhaps that isn't a recommended method of punishment for children who refuses to eat.
As a flip side, I think the video is a useless ramblings of a madman. Sure, you can attack the American's way of life, but the funny thing, it's a life everyone wants. Should McDonalds make their food healthy? I say no. Should everyone be forced to eat McDonalds? I say no. I think people should make up their own damn minds. I decided to make a step to eat healthy a while back. It was my decision and mines alone. I don't know how long I never eaten McDonalds. Never liked it, and never needed to count the days I haven't had it. If you had to have a video to make that decision, then perhaps you should question yourself and your own way of thinking.
In any case, I don't get it about this attack on McDonalds. I made a comment about this video months back, and someone answered rather smartly: "It's not going to stay like that in your stomach." And he's right. I had a recent family member come visit and I can't believe it when he asked to go to McDonalds to try out for the first time one of those food. He ate a cheeseburger and couldn't believe what other people ordered.
In my experience, most people aren't like how my family operates. My family would go there, order 1 and I mean exactly 1 item such as a hamburger, then eat it. But it seems the average Joe's family orders actual meals: Double Quarter Pounders, Coke, Large fries, and to top it off a order of some candy. And for the children, a happy meal. I remember as a child I couldn't eat all the hamburger and as a punishment I was forced to eat the whole thing whenever I behaved badly. Perhaps that isn't a recommended method of punishment for children who refuses to eat.
As a flip side, I think the video is a useless ramblings of a madman. Sure, you can attack the American's way of life, but the funny thing, it's a life everyone wants. Should McDonalds make their food healthy? I say no. Should everyone be forced to eat McDonalds? I say no. I think people should make up their own damn minds. I decided to make a step to eat healthy a while back. It was my decision and mines alone. I don't know how long I never eaten McDonalds. Never liked it, and never needed to count the days I haven't had it. If you had to have a video to make that decision, then perhaps you should question yourself and your own way of thinking.
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