Did you know that McDonald's beef patties and chicken nuggets are disgusting?

[Lliam]

McDonald's loses the legal battle with chef Jamie Oliver, who proved that the food they sell is not fit to be ingested.

According to Oliver, the fat parts of meat are "washed" with ammonium hydrogen and then used in the packaging of the meat "cake" to fill the burger. Before this process, according to the presenter, this meat was not suitable for human consumption.

Oliver, a radical activist chef, who has waged a war against the food industry, says: "We’re talking about meat that would be sold as dog food and after this process it’s served to humans. In addition to the quality of meat, ammonium acid is harmful to health." Oliver says this is: "The process of the pink shit".

What sane human being would put a piece of meat soaked in ammonium hydrogen in the mouth of a child?

In another of his initiatives Oliver has demonstrated how chicken nuggets are made: after selecting the "best parts", the rest: fat, skin, cartilage, bones, head, legs, are subjected to a mec split smoothie canica - the euphemism that engineers use in food - and then that blood pink paste is deodorized, bleached, re-refreshed and repainted, dipped in flour and fried in usually partially hydrogenated oils, that is, toxins.

The food industry uses ammonium hydrogen as an anti-microbial agent, which allowed McDonald's to use meat in its burgers that is not suitable for human consumption.

But even more disturbing is the situation that these substances based on ammonium hydrogen are considered 'lawful components in the production process' in the food industry with the blessings of health authorities worldwide so consumers will never be able to discover what substances they put in our food.

Mind you, the same health authorities approved and mandating vaccines now…

[lightbulb27]

Our family, my girlfriend chinese and the kids, won't touch McD's. burger king we've had, seems better, but we question anything that is ground up. unless it looks like an animal, who knows what it is. Won't touch subway... I hear their "tuna" isn't even tuna.

It seems govt is more concerned with ensuring people are fed, than if it is quality. I recall the US bowed to international pressure and that "meat" can come from anywhere... who knows the quality standards they used. Sick food feeds the disease care system... where the human cows are milked out of the remainder of their labor... to their demise. USA is really a human disaster.

I suspect there's value in eating the brains and cartlidge of the animals, liver, etc... if hang out at a chinese supermarket, you'll see people eat everything. They even catch fish and kill them on the spot... very fresh.

McDonalds "ice cream" also poison. Starbucks is sugar poison. all this hydrogenated, corn syrup crap is killing us. Better off if people learn to graze in the fields for wild edibles.

I wonder if wendy's is same. people will kill to get this stuff...
https://www.nbc4i.com/news/u-s-world/she-was-upset-with-her-order-woman-charged-after-allegedly-firing-gun-in-wendys-drive-thru-lane/

[Lliam]

I hear you. The USDA and FDA work for industry. It's all about money. GMOs, HFC, agricultural chemicals, hormones, toxins, preservatives - not good for humans, animals or the planet. But they're good for profit.

[lightbulb27]

yes. it's their job to ensure no hungry mouths, else there's rebellion. It fits their purpose to make people sick and exchange money in the process.
People can be killed slowly, (caveat emptor... let the buyer beware). Killing them fast is what causes protest.

[Sevenpointfive]

i remember seeing a picture of a mcnugget under a microscope once. it was scary! i'm sure a lot of what we eat we shouldn't. we can't even do vegetables right. and no, i don't trust bullshit that says it's organic

[Lliam]

I remember seeing a thing where a guy did an experiment and set a McDonald's burger out for a year and it never rotted or stank.
And yeah, you can't totally trust the organic label. I guess it's better than non-organic but...
Best to get food from farmers you know or grow it yourself.

[Sevenpointfive]

i remember that burger experiment too. crazyiness. i don't trust what i eat or drink at all

[MCheetah]

Yes, McDonalds is kinda gross, but not all of us are vegans who can afford $30 a day on food. Food snobs who think we can all afford to eat "all organic" food and have an hour to prepare meals every night (plus dish washing) really annoy me.

I don't really ever eat McDonalds anyway, even though I like beef better. I've been eating chicken a lot more often, nowadays. It's slightly healthier than McDonalds. I also have an air fryer, which are kinda common here in Korea, and it's a nice inbetween from using a microwave to heat up everything and doing all the arduous, time-consuming BS of cooking, after coming home at 10pm.

[Daniela1982]

Where did you see this? How can we read this for ourself? If true I wonder what their McRibs are made out of because I just had one today. :(

Blahhhh!

[Lliam]

I had to go searching. Here's an article from 2012 about the actual lawsuit. It didn't involve McDonald's. But after the notoriety, McD's did claim to stop using that pink slime.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-20701981

[Lliam]

Here's something I found by quickly searching how McRibs are processed. Note the use of the vague word "preservatives".
www.huffpost.com/.../mcrib-video-making-gross_n_6100978

[Daniela1982]

This link did not work the McRib one did. I don't know, is any processed meat production look inviting?

[Lliam]

I copied the link and pasted it just now and it opened.

I pretty much assume that nothing processed is great for me. Not that I am a fanatic about it. :-)

[Daniela1982]

Well it definitely got me thinking.

[MTC29]

I won't eat there, but MacDonalds serves a purpose: every Big Mac or Quarter Pounder served overseas advances American influence. Those burgers are a lot cheaper than building $13 billion aircraft carriers which we can park where we please and which no one can move.

One burger and Coca Cola at a time...

[Whatthefluff]

Yep. Partially hydrogenated oils/trans fat, saturated fat, sodium, bleached flour buns. . represents everything wrong with America's perspective of food intake.
How anyone is even capable of pooing with this regular lack of fiber is beyond me

[LikeALog]

I don't care for McD's stuff. I eat there once a year to see if it has improved. It's always disgusting.

[IAMNathanael]

Factually? I think so. I haven't willingly gone to McDonald's since before I graduated highschool.

[DizzyDesii]

Their fries was the only good thing and theyve even ruined that

[TrueConfection]

I recall a case where a McDonald's was looking for it's rodent problem because holes were repeatedly found in the buckets of lard. They found the "rat" was a male employee poking holes in the lard. That was 1999ish?

[TrueConfection]

The reason I mentioned that is because McD's fries are cooked in lard.

[dustybiker]

@TrueConfection I remember that.

[TrueConfection]

@dustybiker I never looked at McDonald's fries the same after that. 😂

[dustybiker]

@TrueConfection Yuck, so true. There were several places that made the news around the same time. Boys blowing loads across pizzas.. I went off fast food for a long while thinking about copycats. 🤢

[TrueConfection]

@dustybiker 🤢

[Leonharted]

You do realize that no beef or chicken is suitable to eat without said bath, right?

Chickens don't naturally eat grain, but bugs. Cows don't naturally eat corn, yet that is the bulk of their diet.

[Anonymous]

I have always thought that both McDonalds and Burger King are both disgusting. I don't know how anyone can eat that garbage.

[douride2]

Disgusting is why I never eat Mc Ds.

[Lliam]

If I'm on the road and starving, the only thing I ever eat at McD's is the fish sandwich. But that's very rare.

[Dinklex3]

I don't think that's shocking news for anyone.

[TrueConfection]

💀🤢

[Sam2021]

barf