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Just bit into a bone in a McNugget

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Originally posted by: jjones
You eat that McWhat's-it crap you deserve what you get.
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Thanks for the insight. I can see you got your head stuck up your ass when you reached in to pull that comment out. 😛
 
ever chew into a whopper and bite into a bone? i thought the meat patties were made out of processed minced meat? how does a bone the size of a fingernail get into a beef patty anyway?
 
Originally posted by: bonkers325
ever chew into a whopper and bite into a bone? i thought the meat patties were made out of processed minced meat? how does a bone the size of a fingernail get into a beef patty anyway?
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Maybe it was a fingernail.
 
i worked at a mcdonalds this summer

you can cook 36 burgers in 1 min.

and the real concern should be the fish...unlike the 100% beef burgers, or the 100% chicken nugets, or the 100% potato labels on all of the boxes. the fish box contains a 50% fish label, and 50% random part label

that is bad
very very bad
 
Originally posted by: amdmang
i worked at a mcdonalds this summer

you can cook 36 burgers in 1 min.

and the real concern should be the fish...unlike the 100% beef burgers, or the 100% chicken nugets, or the 100% potato labels on all of the boxes. the fish box contains a 50% fish label, and 50% random part label

that is bad
very very bad
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that is beyond bad...thanx for the info...no more fish for me
 
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: Gonad the Barbarian
More likely it was a piece of beak.
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Bah.. According to the fruitloops over at PETA, they cut off the beaks beforehand...

This, however, begs the question of why anyone would want to eat a McNugget anyway. They're made by boiling chicken carcasses and forming the extract into a slurry, to which are added synthetic binders which allow the slurry to be formed into various shapes.
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<Homer>MMMmmmm... binders... </Homer>
 
I got metal shaving on my pancakes once from McDonalds (I guess from the grill) and showed/complained about it. I got 12 coupons for free breakfasts and a bunch of free sandwich coupons (Not buy one get one free)

Was mighty nice of them 🙂
 
Originally posted by: amdmang
i worked at a mcdonalds this summer
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i've worked there for about 9 months :-/

you can cook 36 burgers in 1 min.

well...different stores have different numbers of grills, and some have ones where the top clamps are bigger, so you can cook more than 9 on each.

i can fit 16 under one clamp, and we only have 2 switched to regular meat at any time, so thats 32, but normally i put 9 or 12 on each. and it cooks in 45 seconds 😉

and the real concern should be the fish...unlike the 100% beef burgers, or the 100% chicken nugets, or the 100% potato labels on all of the boxes. the fish box contains a 50% fish label, and 50% random part label

that is bad
very very bad

damn, i've never seen that, i'll try to remember to look tomorrow 😛

btw, a guy i know transferred to another mcd in town, it's the oldest one in town, and they have cockroaches swimming around in the ice cream mix. nice little mental picture for you all 🙂 district manager even knows about it - apparently the health department doesnt.
 
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