I dunno if this test is real,but after 1 year a hamburger IS STILL AS GOOD AS THE DAY THE GUY FORGOT ABOUT IT!

http://www.youtube.com/v/mYyDXH1amic


And heres some other tests on Mcds food......


http://www.youtube.com/v/G6qGKNwdeCQ

Considering how bad it was to begin with ....

yeah, no kidding.
anyone who thinks fastfood shit is good has problems.
try one of my buffalo burgers at home would make you smack your momma for even taking you to mikey dees.

The McChicken looks like it grew some eyes and was watching people watch it.

Who puts a hamburger in their pocket?

Not all fast food is bad...but anything from McD's is. Trust me, I've worked there and seen it all.

I like McDonald's food. Can't be any worse than most of the other shit I eat... Hell, there could be human in my burrito from Taco Bell. That's the risk you take when you eat food that you haven't prepared or seen prepared.

"Fast Food Nation" was one of the best books I've read and it makes you not want to eat fast food ever again.

I dunno, Dio. After seeing Supersize Me I wanted a burger so bad.

It's amazing how much money McDonald's makes given that no one will admit to eating it.

I haven't had McDonald since junior year in the U...so that's 2003. I think I was with a group of guys partying till morning and had the breakfast burrito. But I don't think I had any since then...

To be honest I don't think the food tastes too bad. I would eat the fries and nuggets. But psychologically I don't want to eat it knowing how unhealthy it is and the whole chain of badness that goes with the production of fast food. And then also because I live in the city (Atlanta is not the most well known for good food, but it's pretty decent), I have lots of good options for eating. Whoops, sorry kids, it's also because I can afford it...being a young professional with no kids and all...

I almost never get the fries. They're the worst thing for you. Really good though, so if I have an extra huge craving for fries I'll just get some of those and nothing else. I love their nuggets. Generally I get a double cheeseburger. The snack wraps are also pretty tasty (although I've only had the crispy ranch ones, not a grilled one nor any other flavor of sauce). My favorite thing from McDonald's is the breakfast sandwiches - bacon egg & cheese biscuit or a McMuffin (sometimes with regular bacon instead of Canadian).

I've always been a fan of the breakfast burritos. The Chicken McNuggets were like a drug to me. :)

I'm allergic to MSG, I can't go to any of those fast food places.

I've always been a fan of the breakfast burritos. The Chicken McNuggets were like a drug to me. :)

I like the chicken mcnuggets too... wonder what's in those things?? (enough honey-mustard sauce and it really doesn't matter, eh?)

I do love the nuggets myself and occasionally will get a 4 piece and that's enough for me. Their coffee is right up there with Starbucks and tastes like crap. I get sick whenever I eat their food anyways so I limit my nugget intake

I try not to eat anything but breakfast at McDs and even that isn't very often.

I'd much rather cook my own meal. And with the prices so high you are better off going to a sit down resturant if you are really that hungry for a cheeseburger and fries. At least then you can have it served to you!

I like the chicken mcnuggets too... wonder what's in those things?? (enough honey-mustard sauce and it really doesn't matter, eh?)
Corn. The first chapter in the book Omnivore's Dilemma describes brilliantly how corn is the source in every industrialized food ingredient.

Very likely much corn went into the manufacturing of honey mustard sauce as well.

To me McDonald's is the perfect travel food. They make the only cheeseburgers I can eat in the car (because they skimp on the condiments, etc.) And if I limit my McDonald's intake to the times when I'm taking a major driving trip, that limits my intake and I don't get sick of it. It's a change of pace from the "better" burger chains.

Originally Posted by LionelHutz
To me McDonald's is the perfect travel food. They make the only cheeseburgers I can eat in the car (because they skimp on the condiments, etc.) And if I limit my McDonald's intake to the times when I'm taking a major driving trip, that limits my intake and I don't get sick of it. It's a change of pace from the "better" burger chains.
...cause eating a Big Mac while on the road...not gonna work so well. I usually go for the chicken nuggets while I'm on the road. I never put any ketchup or condiment with them, so it works out for the better.

Hmm I don't eat in the car when I am driving. And I rarely drove out of Atlanta in the last 2 1/2 years, so my driving time is never so long that I have to eat in the car. I went back to FL several times and drove the 6 hours, but stopped once every 2 hours just to go to the bathroom and stretch.

I'll probably not mind eating in the car when somebody else is driving, on a long trip, and I am very hungry (this combination almost never happens) ...but then in that case I don't see why we can't just stop by destinations and eat there.

Oh I know! The only situation that makes sense is I have to show up somewhere, for important reasons, I am late, and I am starving. I don't know about you but that just doesn't happen.

there is absolutely no eating allowed in my car at all. If my daughters or myself are that hungry,I'll stop somewhere and we'll go inside,eat,rest,then leave. I don't even drink anything that is from a fast food place with the flimsy cup and lid in the car.
Paranoid? No,I don't like food and drink stains on the seats and floors.