1 year old happy meal

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lol yeh, the amount of preservatives in there is crazy. Someone did an experiment with McDonalds and some other fast food company's fries to see which aged faster. After over a year the McD ones looked almost perfect, the other was just completely moldy.

Must say though, I clicked this thread fully expecting to see Sethos asking wheter it would be safe to eat.

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lol yeh, the amount of preservatives in there is crazy. Someone did an experiment with McDonalds and some other fast food company's fries to see which aged faster. After over a year the McD ones looked almost perfect, the other was just completely moldy.

Must say though, I clicked this thread fully expecting to see Sethos asking wheter it would be safe to eat.

Lmao, same here man same here

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If you've ever seen Super Size Me, you would know that this is not fake. McDonald's food simply isn't food and it doesn't rot. Most fast food is the same way.

Haven't you ever found an old french fry under your car seat before? Wasn't moldy or rotting, was it? :no:

The burger in the picture is clearly a plain hamburger, just bread and "meat", nothing else.

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