The immortal hamburger

[Pilaf]

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The scariest/creepiest thing I've ever read.

[vava]

[Pilaf]

I tried to show this to my uncle and he insists the woman who wrote this is "One of those far left vegan loonies you listen to nowadays."

I never even checked the rest of her blog to see if she's even vegan. I'd be pleasantly surprised if she were but chances are she isn't.

I think more than anything she's trying to say kids shouldn't eat formaldehyde daily, rather than abstaining from meat, but who knows - if people learn how horrible fast food is, that's a small step towards kicking the meat eating too.

[Elahiya]

that is so disgusting and horrifying at once! plus another proof that mcdeath´s stuff can´t be good besides it is meat.

[fondducoeur]

Ewwwwwww...
It amazes me that I used to eat stuff like that (although I stopped eating red meat in early highschool, adn went vegetarian first year of college). I don't think people even think about the purpose of eating food anymore. Its scary.

[emzy1985]

No suprise there at all! I don't think the woman writing this is vegan. Afterall if she was....why did she buy a burger? I wouldn't!

[cherob]

I have forwarded this to everyone I know and hope it may be incentive for the meat eaters to reconsider!!

[Manimal]

So gross! Everyone who has Facebook put the web address as your status to spread the word

[Risker]

This is from the McDonalds website

Hamburger

Bun
Wheat Flour, Water, Sugar, Yeast, Vegetable Oil
(Rapeseed), Salt, Soya Flour, Emulsifier (E472e
Mono- and Diacetyltartaric Acid Esters of Monoand
Diglycerides of Fatty Acids), Wheat Fibre,
Preservative (E282 Calcium Propionate), Flour
Treatment Agent (E300 Ascorbic Acid).

Beef
100% Pure Beef. No additives, fillers, binders,
preservatives or flavour enhancers. Just pure
forequarter and flank. A little salt and pepper is
added to season after cooking.

That's plain bread and beef. Now I don't like McDonalds (obviously) but I wouldn't call it a 'chemical' food. To say it has "absolutely no nutrition" is just plain incorrect. I notice the burger in the photos doesn't have the usual salad and ketchup etc. included with it - because they would make it go mouldy (If that even is as old as the article says).

[Gorilla]

ever the sceptic, Risker

[Stu]

We have to be realistic though. Otherwise, we can't be taken seriously.

[gogs67]

ever the sceptic, Risker

A lot of the article was one sided i thought but, hey, it's the internet. Am sure i could put a veggie burger in a sealed container with no moisture and leave it for a few years and it may not be palatable, but it wouldn't look much different!

[fiamma]

I'm very sceptical. We don't know how old this burger is or where it came from. Or if it's a burger at all...