McDonald's ham.... WORMS?!!!!
Van Der
catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
tend not to believe.
anyone knows something about this?
Van Der
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Tony K Bounds
jsbach...@hotmail.com wrote on 5/5/00 6:55 AM:
I think they use a type of red worm form flavoring/consistency or something.
The entire burger is not made of worms. All our food has bugs, worms and
fecal matter in it. For instance flour has X% of ground weevils etc. in it.
Tuna has X% chopped up worms in it. etc. etc. This may be unpleasant to
think about for some but its a fact.
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Mistress Krista
Tony K Bounds <tbo...@gci.net> wrote in message
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>
> I think they use a type of red worm form flavoring/consistency or
something.
> The entire burger is not made of worms. All our food has bugs, worms and
> fecal matter in it. For instance flour has X% of ground weevils etc. in
it.
> Tuna has X% chopped up worms in it. etc. etc. This may be unpleasant to
> think about for some but its a fact.
Is this a good time to recommend Breatharianism again, Tony? :)
Krista
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Tony K Bounds
at mistres...@home.com wrote on 5/5/00 7:09 AM:
> Is this a good time to recommend Breatharianism again, Tony? :)
>
>
> Krista
I suppose. But you've got to consider the pollen and dust mites etc. in the
air. Wheres the nearest biodome?
rich
>Just heard from an source that the hamburger of Big Mac is not made of
>catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
>tend not to believe.
>anyone knows something about this?
Believe me, if there's one thing that's false about McD's it's this.
Every single one of their meat packages say "100% pure domestic beef"
and if they're not, they're going to get into huge trouble from the
USDA.
From http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a3_097b.html:
I queried McDonald's and got this response from spokesperson Jane
Hulbert:
"McDonald's hamburgers are 100 percent pure domestic beef without
fillers or seasonings. To maintain our customers' expectations and
preference for lean, flavorful hamburgers, we carefully select fine cuts
of grain fed beef and leaner cuts from dairy cattle. This is a typical
combination for quality ground beef. More importantly, we have found
that this combination results in a flavorful hamburger that also has a
significantly lower percentage of fat (20 percent) than the government
limits (30 percent)."
There's more, but this is the gist of it.
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B. Case
Van Der wrote:
>
> Just heard from an source that the hamburger of Big Mac is not made of
> catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
> tend not to believe.
> anyone knows something about this?
>
Dave Jackson
<jsbach...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Just heard from an source that the hamburger of Big Mac is not made of
> catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
> tend not to believe.
> anyone knows something about this?
>
> Van Der
>
> --
> Whatch out!! I'm COMMING !!!!
I thought they used kangaroos.
-Dave
bigbootie
>made of catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms.
"Nobody likes me, everybody hates me, I'm gonna eat some worms!"
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rich <ro...@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> Also schrieb Van Der:
> >Just heard from an source that the hamburger of Big Mac is not made of
> >catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
> >tend not to believe.
> >anyone knows something about this?
>
Tony K Bounds
DanielG_PLEASEDON'TS...@colorcorp.com.au wrote on 5/5/00 2:26 PM:
> This is a very very old rumour. Ray Crock made the statement in a press
> release that worms are more expensive than beef so they won't use them.
>
> Daniel.
>
> "Van Der" <jsbach...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:3912E0F4...@hotmail.com...
>> Just heard from an source that the hamburger of Big Mac is not made of
>> catlle meet instead is made of some kind of big worms. BLEARRGHH. I
>> tend not to believe.
>> anyone knows something about this?
>>
>> Van Der
>>
>> --
>> Whatch out!! I'm COMMING !!!!
>>
>>
>
>
Well...maggots are kinda like a worm. Aren't they?
Kevin and Mina Clark
Tony K Bounds wrote:
>
> Well...maggots are kinda like a worm. Aren't they?
In the same way that a raven is like a writing desk.
Kevin
Tony K Bounds
kevin...@fuse.net wrote on 5/5/00 6:13 PM:
It was a rhetorical question.
Daniel F Garcia
-Mike-
wrote in message
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> This is a very very old rumour. Ray Crock made the
statement in a press
> release that worms are more expensive than beef so they
won't use them.
>
> Daniel.
>
Isn't it even a little scary that they compared prices?
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Tony K Bounds
at mik...@nomailatt.net wrote on 5/6/00 6:27 AM:
I think food manufacturers are allowed by the government/USDA to have a
certain percentage of "impurities", "other ingredients" in their food and
still claim it as 100%. Can't remember where I read that. I'm researching
it.
-Mike-
> in article
zZVQ4.50757$fV.31...@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net, -
Mike-
> at mik...@nomailatt.net wrote on 5/6/00 6:27 AM:
>
> I think food manufacturers are allowed by the
government/USDA to have a
> certain percentage of "impurities", "other ingredients" in
their food and
> still claim it as 100%. Can't remember where I read that.
I'm researching
> it.
I believe there are govenment standards for how many "insect
parts" and how much "fecal material" can be in various
foodstuffs. You probably don't want to know what they are.
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Tim Boyd
"-Mike-" <mik...@nomailatt.net> wrote in message
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I did read that the allegedly super-puritan vegetarians of India only
survive to old age because of the animal protein in insect parts and rodent
droppings in the rice.
a) I don't know if this is true
b) I don't have the reference
c) I think it's funny anyway :-)
Cheers,
Tim Boyd