6 month old mcdonalds

[ennogs]

Makes you think what sort of preservatives Mcdonalds put in their so called food.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...t-Sally-Davies-shows-sign-mould-6-months.html

 

[nydryl]

Good preservatives.

 

[glitch]

Makes you think what sort of preservatives Mcdonalds put in their so called food.

Nothing to do with preservatives in the slightest.

It's all to do with how the food has been prepared, stored and subsequently cooked. The lack of mould on the food is just down to there being very little water content in the food - it has dried out quickly and remained that way for the duration of the 'experiment'.

 

[BenjiSayers]

Some further reading:

http://skepticalteacher.wordpress.c...h-of-the-non-decomposing-mcdonalds-hamburger/

It's just cool to rip in to Mcdonalds now days I think.

 

[TheVoice]

Makes you think what sort of preservatives Mcdonalds put in their so called food.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...t-Sally-Davies-shows-sign-mould-6-months.html

Not really, seeing as they're very transparent about the ingredients in their food now.

 

[PhillyDee]

The fries are covered in salt. A preservative and drying agent.
The 'burger' is missing its liquid ingredients. I assume that it was kept in a cupboard, and not on show. Its a silly claim, and doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

 

[Russinating]

Daily Mail at it again...

 

[Hotwired]

Try it again in a hot humid country and not a cool dry room.

But that wouldn't make a story.

 

[spudgun79]

bleddy artists. Just eat the ****er!