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Workers share fast food items you should never eat
by Desair Brown, USA TODAY
Posted on March 11, 2014 at 6:48 AM
Updated Tuesday, Mar 11 at 6:48 AM
Fast-food workers are fessing up on the menu items you should probably avoid.
Several days ago, Reddit posed this question on its site: “Fast food workers of Reddit, what should we NOT order at your restaurant? Why not?” And the responses keep coming.
Here are a few items that, according to Redditors, you should never order at their fast-food restaurants.
1. McDonald’s chicken nuggets and any McCafe drink. You can ask for fresh nuggets, but avoid the fancy beverages. Apparently, the machines are hard to clean.
2. Subway egg and tuna salad sandwiches. The salads come from a bag and are heavily mixed with mayonnaise. The cold cuts are kept in a smelly syrup.
3. Pizza Hut pizza. Chances are the dough is old, oily and handled without gloves.
4. KFC’s BBQ sandwich. The chicken is too old to even give away. It’s soaked in barbecue sauce until it can be pulled apart.
5. Wendy’s chili. The beef comes from old, dried-up meat on the grill that’s re-heated.
Watch the video for more fast-food items workers say you shouldn’t order.
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9 Insane Facts About Your Food That Will Give You The Ultimate Shock!
Shocking Food Facts
Photo by marin
1- The most expensive coffee in the world is brewed from beans partially digested and defecated by toddy cats. How do you take your “poo”? With sugar and cream please.
2- The common bread ingredient L-cysteine is derived from human hair. Don’t believe it’s only hair from your head if you know what I mean; eeuww!
3- Chicken McNuggets contain industrial chemicals. TBHQ, a petroleum derivative, is used as a stabilizer in oil field chemicals amongst other things. TBHQ has been linked to stomach tumors. Another chemical used as an ingredient is Dimethylpolysiloxane which is a type of silicone. It is used as a filler for breast implants, and is the key ingredient in Silly Putty.
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