McDonalds Experiment One Month Later

After a month I unwrap the Happy Meal that was on my deck for a month.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• McDonalds
• Experiment
• Happy
• Meal

[dailylifetube]

Damn I'm not gona let my kid anymore MC nugets.

[hydra1970]

@dailylifetube yeah if you knew how Chicken McNuggets were made I doubt you would allow them to eat it.

[govnasmrdljiva]

why didnt u fucking eat it...what a waste



[ITSYOUNGBLANKA]

@wtffgigi exactly. oranges fucking expire in a month. mcdonalds is bad for you but it isn't nasty quality wise.

[wtffgigi]

but dont all food rot >_>?

[oseldor]

I watched trailers for new games 20 mins ago, how the fuck did i end up here?!

Magic of youtube.

[nixsogutstudios]

@girochin007 I don't really think that I need to justify my opinion here, as it's based on empirical evidence that everyone can check for themselves, and is intended as a message to HELP people. It's not very complicated girochin, it's quite simple actually; you eat this kind of food and you automatically multiply your chances of becoming obese, getting a cardiovascular disease, cancer, or anything else. If you want to have a private conversation about it I can send you my email. But not here.

[girochin007]

@nixsogutstudios Please go work at a McDonald's before spewing your lies. You'd be surprised. The hilarious thing is they are a greedy company and the thought that they would actually cut into their profits to bother putting all these expensive chemicals that nobody (that I'm aware of) has ever even identified is absolutely ridiculous. Cows are way cheaper than chemicals, and the BK I used to work at got two deliveries of meat a week... It never stayed long enough to need preserving.

[hydra1970]

@nixsogutstudios I understand that it is gross that it did not mold or rot. Good food rots...

[whitekni418]

how much you wana bet that mold was microscopicaly vomiting while attempting to eat that.

[alexaustralia2]

mc donalds is shit

[nixsogutstudios]

@inam0001 You missed the point bro, it's significant because they DIDNT get as moldy as the organic food. I mean the burger had a few spots of mold that's it, the organic burger basically completely dissolved. What it's saying is that McDonald's food is so fucking artificial, so full of chemicals and dead ingredients that not even BACTERIA wants to eat. There's nothing of nutritional value in it, not even for bacteria. The organic burger, on the other hand, is full of nutritional value. Get it?