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I can't believe what people do to our food without realizing it!! And I have proof that they do it!![edit]

So my sister actually used to WORK there. Well, one day she had the job of working in the back room which is where you cook and see what is cooking. Well, ALL of those things were in the food!! And another one I don't think you guys have heard of, there were old meat bits in the ice cream that we all love!! But that's only before she quit after seeing that for the first time. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.167.167.159 (talk) 18:19, 28 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Kangaroo meat?[edit]

That urban legend has been around since at least the 80s and has morphed. Reader's Digest makes mention, along with many others. Include?

Are McDonald’s meat really from humans?[edit]

Because when I looked it on YouTube and I watched this video, it said that they saw McDonald’s factory human body in there and they take their meat and make it as McDonald’s hamburger so my question is is McDonald’s meat really from humans because if it is I’m going to stop eating McDonald’s. I just really don’t know. 2600:8803:BC03:9800:8986:EA06:430D:9E06 (talk) 02:17, 31 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]