How McDonald's Chicken Nuggets are really made

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http://www.avclub.com/article/heres-how-mcdonalds-chicken-mcnuggets-are-made-107501

McDonald's in Canada responds to user questions and someone asks about the process that McDonald's uses to create their chicken nuggets. McDonald's produces a video to address the question and dispels the belief that McDonald's uses pink goop:




I don't eat at McDonald's personally, but it's nice to know that their food is better than what I originally thought.
 
I just saw a vine post that made me wanna vomit, I think it was actually the real way they make chicken nuggets too. I also heard all male chick (baby roosters) never make it past a week old so in turn they are all shredded into a mush they make nuggets with.
 
so nice to see this..
although still a little gross when you see how large scale the operation is.
 
I like this video a photo shoot burger vs a burger straight from McDonald's

 
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Lver of Jordan said:
Not this thread again
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On another note, Wendy's all day
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wendys >
 
The ***** that invented these, ****, he rich as a mfer... got the bone all the way out of the damn chicken... :pimp:
 
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We've already established that Mcdonalds is trash, and has been for a while.
 
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I'll never understand why there is such a fascination with arguing about just how bad fast food is for you...

1. Fast Food is obviously not relatively healthy
2. It's obviously prepared in ways that can be done quickly and by just about anyone.
3. It is cheap and relatively affordable compared to other prepared food.
4. A lot of people love the taste & aren't effected by it.
5. A lot of people love the taste, but it makes them feel sick/unhealthy.
6. A lot of people would rather eat just about anything than the junk they consider it to be.
7. Fast food restaurants are held to the same exact health standards that every other restaurant is.

Those are all facts & they aren't changing. Take it for what it is.
 
Nobody really argues if it's good for you. People mainly argue if it's actually, you know, good.
 
thejrob said:
I'll never understand why there is such a fascination with arguing about just how bad fast food is for you...

1. Fast Food is obviously not relatively healthy
2. It's obviously prepared in ways that can be done quickly and by just about anyone.
3. It is cheap and relatively affordable compared to other prepared food.
4. A lot of people love the taste & aren't effected by it.
5. A lot of people love the taste, but it makes them feel sick/unhealthy.
6. A lot of people would rather eat just about anything than the junk they consider it to be.
7. Fast food restaurants are held to the same exact health standards that every other restaurant is.

Those are all facts & they aren't changing. Take it for what it is.
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Yep.

Fast food = convenience.

Tell a million kids that McDonald's is trash and watch them laugh in your face at your elitist opinion. 
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thejrob said:
I'll never understand why there is such a fascination with arguing about just how bad fast food is for you...

1. Fast Food is obviously not relatively healthy
2. It's obviously prepared in ways that can be done quickly and by just about anyone.
3. It is cheap and relatively affordable compared to other prepared food.
4. A lot of people love the taste & aren't effected by it.
5. A lot of people love the taste, but it makes them feel sick/unhealthy.
6. A lot of people would rather eat just about anything than the junk they consider it to be.
7. Fast food restaurants are held to the same exact health standards that every other restaurant is.

Those are all facts & they aren't changing. Take it for what it is.
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This.

Fast food IS WHAT IT IS
 
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This is Mcdonalds Canada not USA btw so I would assume there would be differences in what they use because of different food regulations/laws.
 
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