An Iowa woman got more than a mouthful when she bit into a McDonald's burger. She also got some extra protein, thanks to the maggots crawling around inside it.
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glad i haven't eaten breakfast. can you say barf? ewwwwww
ReplyDeleteMcMaggots! Ewwwwwww!!
ReplyDeleteI'll call this one a FRAUD! Cooked maggots don't crawl, and unless she just broke up with the cook there, it's highly unlikely the burger was undercooked, or raw.
ReplyDeleteShe brought the maggots with her is my bet.
If they didn't charge her for extra meat, what's the problem?
ReplyDeleteMaggots usually look for raw & thawed meat, not pre-cooked frozen patties sitting in the freezer. I call it Fraud as well.
ReplyDeleteyea because I happen to carry around a jar full of maggots in my purse. Seriously? I agree its a fraud or something. That burger had to be sitting around for quite some time for there to be maggots in the burger. Obviously someone isn't keeping track of how long the burgers are sitting before they are served. Even if the burger was hot, the maggots wouldn't survive. Regardless, that is disgusting!!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone read the rest of the article it went on to say the maggots were from the pickle container(not the burger). A fruit fly must have gotten in there & laid the eggs which then hatched into maggots. This is the time of year for fruit flies. I believe it.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the problem, their ad has always mentioned "extra pickles". Now we know what extra stands for.
ReplyDeleteIf you have to eat it at all,order it plain!
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