So, you're excited that the McRib is back, eh?
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Biased article written by someone who's most likely a vegan. I'd rather eat a McRib and die an year early than live a 100 years on tofu and soymilk!
Regards, Nish
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I don't think it is biased to read from McDonalds own published ingredients list and nutritional information :rolleyes:
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I make it a point never to find out what I am eating is really made of, same as I never ask to see the kitchen in a restaurant. You'd never eat anything and I'm fi
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I make it a point never to find out what I am eating is really made of, same as I never ask to see the kitchen in a restaurant. You'd never eat anything and I'm fi
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair. nils illegitimus carborundum me, me, me
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Let's see what's actually in a McRib[^]. Or not: with Halloween just past, maybe you've had your fill of horror for a while. Do you really want to learn that the bun contains a chemical named azodicarbonamide, a bleaching agent used to make gym mats and shoe soles that is banned as a food additive in Europe and Australia? Or that the "meat" itself is miscellaneous pig offal including tripe, heart and stomach? You probably do not want to know about what goes into the hamburger "meat"[^] served at McDonalds, Burger King and other fast food chains. (Disclaimer: I'm not a vegetarian, I just pretend to be one when I go out to eat.)
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I don't think it is biased to read from McDonalds own published ingredients list and nutritional information :rolleyes:
Gregory.Gadow wrote:
I don't think it is biased to read from McDonalds own published ingredients list and nutritional information :rolleyes:
That's not where the bias lies, the ingredients are accurate I guess. It's the conclusion that those ingredients are in some way so poisonous that we should avoid them completely.
Regards, Nish
My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com Part 2 in my WinRT/C++ series : Visual C++ and WinRT/Metro - Databinding Basics
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In 1993 I was in hospital in Lancaster and phoned for a pizza to be delivered. When it got there the nurses wouldn't let me have it.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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Biased article written by someone who's most likely a vegan. I'd rather eat a McRib and die an year early than live a 100 years on tofu and soymilk!
Regards, Nish
My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com Part 2 in my WinRT/C++ series : Visual C++ and WinRT/Metro - Databinding Basics
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In 1993 I was in hospital in Lancaster and phoned for a pizza to be delivered. When it got there the nurses wouldn't let me have it.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
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Gregory.Gadow wrote:
I don't think it is biased to read from McDonalds own published ingredients list and nutritional information :rolleyes:
That's not where the bias lies, the ingredients are accurate I guess. It's the conclusion that those ingredients are in some way so poisonous that we should avoid them completely.
Regards, Nish
My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com Part 2 in my WinRT/C++ series : Visual C++ and WinRT/Metro - Databinding Basics
So azodicarbonamide is not banned in Europe and Australia as a food additive? Ammonium sulfate is not used as a commercial fertilizer?
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Let's see what's actually in a McRib[^]. Or not: with Halloween just past, maybe you've had your fill of horror for a while. Do you really want to learn that the bun contains a chemical named azodicarbonamide, a bleaching agent used to make gym mats and shoe soles that is banned as a food additive in Europe and Australia? Or that the "meat" itself is miscellaneous pig offal including tripe, heart and stomach? You probably do not want to know about what goes into the hamburger "meat"[^] served at McDonalds, Burger King and other fast food chains. (Disclaimer: I'm not a vegetarian, I just pretend to be one when I go out to eat.)
And despite its name, one thing you won't find inside a McRib is bones. The absence of any detectable "rib" is what gives the unnutritious mush its "quirky sense of humor," says Marta Fearon, McDonald's U.S. marketing director.
And the one thing missing from a hotdog is ...?
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So azodicarbonamide is not banned in Europe and Australia as a food additive? Ammonium sulfate is not used as a commercial fertilizer?
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"Insect vomit and fungus ridden rotten milk both go well on toast." They're already serving that in our town. It's called McDonalds.
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Why should something be unsafe for humans because it is good for plants?
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
Not to mention that the concentration of these also matter.
Regards, Nish
My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com Part 2 in my WinRT/C++ series : Visual C++ and WinRT/Metro - Databinding Basics
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And despite its name, one thing you won't find inside a McRib is bones. The absence of any detectable "rib" is what gives the unnutritious mush its "quirky sense of humor," says Marta Fearon, McDonald's U.S. marketing director.
And the one thing missing from a hotdog is ...?
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And despite its name, one thing you won't find inside a McRib is bones. The absence of any detectable "rib" is what gives the unnutritious mush its "quirky sense of humor," says Marta Fearon, McDonald's U.S. marketing director.
And the one thing missing from a hotdog is ...?
Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳 wrote:
And the one thing missing from a hotdog is ...?
Only since the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906[^]. Damn government regulation.
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Let's see what's actually in a McRib[^]. Or not: with Halloween just past, maybe you've had your fill of horror for a while. Do you really want to learn that the bun contains a chemical named azodicarbonamide, a bleaching agent used to make gym mats and shoe soles that is banned as a food additive in Europe and Australia? Or that the "meat" itself is miscellaneous pig offal including tripe, heart and stomach? You probably do not want to know about what goes into the hamburger "meat"[^] served at McDonalds, Burger King and other fast food chains. (Disclaimer: I'm not a vegetarian, I just pretend to be one when I go out to eat.)
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In 1993 I was in hospital in Lancaster and phoned for a pizza to be delivered. When it got there the nurses wouldn't let me have it.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
I'd say that's probably the standard respone in a hospital. I was visiting someone recently and the hospital has arm chairs in a wide hall on the way in. On one visit there was a guy on a drip with a pizza in his lap with his friends sitting around him.
Pete
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mark merrens wrote:
never ask to see the kitchen in a restaurant
I initially read that as kitten.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
Don't they let you look in the cage and pick which kitten you want at your local restaurant? :confused:
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I'd say that's probably the standard respone in a hospital. I was visiting someone recently and the hospital has arm chairs in a wide hall on the way in. On one visit there was a guy on a drip with a pizza in his lap with his friends sitting around him.
Pete
I did once smuggle a McDonald's into someone in hospital, think it may have been my wife, but they refused to eat it cos they were scared of being told off by the nurses. When I had my appendix out, a couple of days later the nurse said I could go home if I could eat a decent meal. I replied "Ooh, are we going out to eat then". Not a titter.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
