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[HuskerOmaha]

McDonalds Cheeseburger Year 1

[craigsub]

That's just ... wrong. :badchef:

[tesseract]

A co-worker was telling me yesterday that the cafeteria food didn't agree with him. I told him it is so over processed, it could barely be considered food anymore. Then he told me about that McD cheeseburger.

I avoid McD's, preferring Runza instead. Not the best name, though, Runza... :peeping:

[mojave]

I have a friend that left a McDonald's cheeseburger in his car for a week . . . and then ate it!

[tthurman]

I have a friend that left a McDonald's cheeseburger in his car for a week . . . and then ate it!

:not listening:

Great....I just had Qtr Pounder and Fries for lunch!

Where's the puke emoticon?

[Bass Addiction]

Another view on the one year old burger:

http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2010/11/the-burger-lab-revisiting-the-myth-of-the-12-year-old-burger-testing-results.html

[fitzwaddle]

Are you gonna finish that?

[Matman1970]

Cool article.....

....I would never defend the nutritional value of Micky D's but this is crap science as even they seem to allude to near the end. I am pretty sure it was put in a dry environment where the dehydration effects took place before the fungal or bacteria effects could make visible impact.

I guess I could leave some tools out in my yard for a year and leave another set in a dry garage and make comments on how crappy those rusty yard tools are compared to the indoor tools...:)