6 Year old McDonald's Happy Meal (ingredient, hamburger, organic, cake)

[mainebrokerman]

didn't we just have a mcdonalds bashing thread?? can we combine the 57 threads into one??


if you don't like mcdonalds food,,,then don't go to mcdonalds

plain and simple.. no one expects high quality food from a dollar menu

[aneye4detail]

Yum! Pass me a fry!

[mainebrokerman]

Originally Posted by aneye4detail

Yum! Pass me a fry!

don't forget the happy meal toy!!

[Suburban_Guy]

Originally Posted by Wintergirl80

McDonald's sales have dropped over the years people are understanding that it's not healthy food.

Umm, not quite

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[HappyRider]

Originally Posted by jlawrence01

It has only been about the sixth time.

Same food or different foods?

[ScoopLV]

I'm glad people post this stuff. Fast food, big agricorp, and processed food is like a massive amount of water behind a dam. Every time someone takes a pick-axe and whacks a chip out of the dam, it's good for our society.

High-end restaurant food isn't healthy, either. Way too much fat to be eating that stuff three meals a day. But at least our ingredients aren't toxic.

[eok]

Ever since Congress passed the law of the jungle and the laws of nature a million years ago, being a meal has been considered the ultimate disaster. Anyone or anything that becomes a meal, is a loser, period. Therefore, calling it a happy meal, violates the laws of nature.

[blueherons]

How does a happy meal manage to sit around for six years without being thrown away?

The hell?

[Murk]

I can't imagine anything thinks McD's is health food, but pretty much anything preserved could last like this.

My sister has an orange that dried out still on her table that she was given by a beau in college... in the 1980s. It didn't rot either. Depends on the environment and all too.

[Skydive Outlaw]

Brawndo. . . . .


It's got what plants crave.