Christopher said:

I can smell the barbecue sauce on their posts.

Fauxie said:

i smell big macs

Christopher said:

There are sesame seeds in between the keys on Dewrede's keyboard.

It could be nothing.

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[Edited 10/22/08 23:45pm]

Fauxie said:

or human parts

Christopher said:

I just ordered McDonalds delivery.

Big Mac, jumbo fries and Sprite. It's been a while and this thread made me do it.

Fauxie said:

and omg wait they deliver?!

Christopher said:

they do in Manhattan or did when I was there.... when I worked there.. me and the co-workers ordered it for breakfast, they delivered

Flowers2 said:

That is SO wrong its like Shut-In's with service.

lazycrockett said:

Manhattan has millions of folks and they allowed it there.. where I live McD's can't do it in certain areas.... they'd put the pizza and chinese restaurants out of business lol .

Flowers2 said:

hatin!

Don't ask, cuz you won't want to know...me, I'm still trying to find out where the nugget is on a chicken...LOL

paisleypark4 said:

Christopher said:

26th street lol .. I worked in that area there.

Flowers2 said:

ohmygahd. id be to scandalous for them.like ordering one small fry to be delievered

Christopher said:

it's a minimum $8.00 order ..you'd have to order 4 fries lol or a meal lol

Flowers2 said:

lmao oh damn

i could order 4 fries.. and eat them all

Christopher said:

hey, there were times that's all I bought from McD's.. the fries are workin'

They had a huge fuss over here in AUstralia about what the nuggets were made out of because supposedly they were made out of fish parts as well and alot of times u would find disgusting stringy rubbery bits in them and brown bits that didnt look like bits off chicken (not even the brown meat lol). Now they use all breast meat....
Supposedly they do taste beter though

I haven't had a McNuggets since I was a kid and will never again eat it. Everytime I bit into one I crunched down on one of those rubbery hard things that be in it and it used to make me gag so hard. I DON'T GIVE A MONKEY DOODLE FUCK what's in their nuggets because I don't eat it.

KidaDynamite said:

The things u say

chillichocaholic said:

Fuck


Fuck


Monkey doodle fuck.

KidaDynamite said:

Christopher said:

Yeah, equiv. $3.50 minimum order, plus 60 cent charge for delivery. KFC, MK suki yaki and Oishi do delivery too, but not Burger King, I think.

paisleypark4 said:

The old nuggets i believe were made that way, but the new nuggets aren't


McDonald's USA Show Moms How Chicken McNuggets Are Made (Press Release)
Real moms go from farm to restaurant during exclusive supplier visit.
-- Chain Leader, 6/13/2008 8:42:00 AM

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Recently, the Moms' Quality Correspondents became the first customers to tour a McDonald's U.S. poultry facility for Chicken McNuggets and other premium chicken menu items. The tour took place at Keystone Foods, which has been a McDonald's supplier partner since 1969 and helped develop the first Chicken McNugget in the early 1980's. The Moms were granted unprecedented access to learn how their families' favorite chicken menu items are made, including Chicken McNuggets and the new Southern Style Chicken Biscuit and Sandwich.

"My kids are big fans of Chicken McNuggets," said Monica Fuentes, Moms' Quality Correspondent and mother of three children ages eight, five and three. "Before the tour, I had been told that McDonald's Chicken McNuggets are made with all white meat but I wanted to learn more about the entire production process to feel better about the food I'm feeding my family."

Throughout the tour, the Moms met with McDonald's Supply Chain and Quality Assurance teams, as well as experts from Keystone Foods who support the fully integrated process from farm to fork.

"We were thrilled to host the Moms at one of our poultry facilities," said Keith Lewis, senior vice president of Keystone Food's poultry division. "The Moms saw how we work hand-in-hand with McDonald's Quality Assurance team to ensure that high-quality chicken menu items like Chicken McNuggets are delivered to their local McDonald's restaurants every day."

Beginning their tour at Keystone's hatchery, the Moms learned about food quality and safety protocols, including incubation operations and traceability - the process used to trace chicken menu items in restaurants all the way back to the egg. They also learned about McDonald's stringent animal welfare practices in place to ensure safe handling of the birds. The Moms then visited a broiler farm to witness how the chickens are cared for, fed and nurtured until fully grown. Keystone Foods representatives also discussed with the Moms the bio-security measures that are taken to ensure McDonald's strict food safety standards are met.

On the second day of the tour, the Moms visited the food production facility where they saw first-hand how the meat used to make Chicken McNuggets is carved from boneless, white meat chicken breasts. The same white meat is used in all McDonald's premium chicken menu items including Premium Chicken Salads and Sandwiches as well as Snack Wraps(r).

To ensure consistent quality, all McDonald's chicken products undergo continuous sensory testing - a comprehensive quality monitoring process that ensures McDonald's high standards are being achieved throughout the manufacturing process. Chicken McNuggets, for example, are sampled every hour for quality and safety evaluations. New products like Southern Style Chicken are tested every half hour. Each of the Moms had an opportunity to conduct their own sensory testing of the Chicken McNuggets, including the best part of the evaluation - tasting.

Throughout the tour, representatives from Keystone Foods discussed their compliance to McDonald's quality expectations, which requires all supply chain partners to agree to a series of yearly, independent third-party audits.

"Seeing is believing." concluded Fuentes. "McDonald's and its supplier partners have the highest standards when it comes to food safety. It was reassuring to see the quality of the meat they use for Chicken McNuggets."

The Moms who participated in the trip will post videos, photos and journal entries chronicling their experience on www.mcdonaldsmoms.com. Consumers can register to join the McDonald's online Quality Community to receive regular updates from the Moms' Quality Correspondents and submit their own questions.

About the McDonald's Moms Quality Correspondents

The Moms' Quality Correspondents (MQC) are a group of everyday moms who go behind-the-scenes to explore the quality and nutritional value of McDonald's menu items, and share what they learn with other moms and interested parties. In 2008 their trips include a McDonald's chicken supplier, a visit to a Ronald McDonald House(r), and a visit to a McDonald's potato supplier to learn about McDonald's World Famous French Fries(r). Earlier this year the MQC met with nutritionists, innovation and operations experts, food quality executives, and restaurant owner operators. For more information about the MQC, visit www.mcdonaldsmoms.com.

About McDonald's & Chicken

McDonald's quality chicken offerings come from trusted, dedicated suppliers including Keystone Foods and Tyson. McDonald's works closely with all of its chicken suppliers to ensure stringent food quality and safety standards are followed to deliver high-quality chicken products in our restaurants, everyday.

About McDonald's

McDonald's USA, LLC is the leading foodservice provider in the United States serving a variety of wholesome foods made from quality ingredients to millions of customers every day. More than 80 percent of McDonald's 13,700 U.S. restaurants are independently owned and operated by local franchisees. For more information about McDonald's visit www.mcdonalds.com.



http://www.chainleader.co...70103.html

I think McDonalds have been trying to improve their image and become more health conscious but deep fried chicken parts are still not very healthy, however, the fact that a lot of Mc Donalds restaurants are using non hydrogenated frying fat these days is one step in the right direction. Over here, the overall quality of McDonalds has seriously improved in the past 20 years, especially after journalist Günther Wallraff worked there undercover and revealed many dirty secrets. Theoretically, it IS possible to get healthy food at McDonalds if they and the customers both try.

ok i swear this thread is workin in a mysterious way, not god.

i haven't had mcdonalds in like over 2 years and now i'm suddenly craving it.

nuggets
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PricelessHo said:

I just had it a few hours ago. Definitely because of this thread.

Fauxie said:

ok they're not callin it the devil from nothin i see

i ordered in a nuggets meal and an oreo mcflurry

and i had to reassure them 20 times to make sure there's bbq or i ain't payin

i wanna know what the heck is in fabric softener 'cause they won't print it on the label

:burps:

Fauxie said:

Exactamundo! Everything in moderation. If more people lived their lives this way they would be fine.

If you knew what all your foods were made up of you wouldn't want to eat at all. If it tastes good who cares?!!!

Think about tomato sauce...you don't think rats fall into the big bin they are making that shit in? They just get all chopped up!