McDonalds.....Don't Eat the Food!

[Turbys_1700]

coffee tea and water are good. i drink plenty of those. And yeah. sometimes the yummier foods are worse for us. I used to like diet mountain dew.. but it is LOADED with sodium.. thus I have switched to 0 to 35mg max. most of the diet rites are 0 sodium...

I'll give those diet rites a go...

 

[Soundguy]

I'll give those diet rites a go...

i like em just fine. but then I've never been a name brand snob. My wife likes the taste of some name brands. me? could be black / white can that said diet 'soandso' and I pretty much drink it..

 

[Dr_Zinj]

None of those programs would work for me. I'd be too busy looking for work to look for handouts, and too proud to take them unless my wife or kids were starving to death.

 

[MH8675309]

I haven't eaten McDonald's since I worked in the stockyards and saw some of what was going into the food chain.

 

[txdon]

I haven't eaten McDonald's since I worked in the stockyards and saw some of what was going into the food chain.

Ahhh, you must be one of the 5% that does not get your meat supply from the stockyard.

 

[timswi]

Don't eat fast food all the time and it's no issue..Less than once a month for me...Good grief some people who hit the drive thru every day have no business telling anyone anything...Polish kishka has everything that they won't put in a hot dog (as my dad told me, and after reading the ingredients, I agree)..My BIL is a truck driver and saw what goes into a hot dog and I limit those too..No big deal.

If people want to eat like rabbits let them. The vegans I work with are off sick more than the rest of us.

 

[txdon]

If people want to eat like rabbits let them. The vegans I work with are off sick more than the rest of us.

Hmmm, my wife is the ONLY one who has never been off sick at her work. She is vegan. . . well actually a plant based diet.

+1 on the hot dogs, even the vegan hot dogs.:vomit:

 

[aczlan]

I haven't eaten McDonald's since I worked in the stockyards and saw some of what was going into the food chain.

I dont know. I have been through a stockyard and a meat processing plant (wife used to work for a dairy, so we got the "friends and family tour"). It was the Cargill beef plant in PA, we went through the plant (backwards) from the packaged meat coming out, to the cows going in.
I didn't see anything that would give me cause for concern other than they aren't allowed to use cattle prods to unload the trailers or move the cows and that worries me for the safety of the people moving cattle around as a person on the ground with a stick is no match for an ill tempered cow (or steer) who doesn't want to move.

Aaron Z

 

[stingray1]

I wouldn't let my dog eat at McDonalds.

 

[MH8675309]

Cattle could be dangerous especially the beef breeds but there were animals (usually cull cows) that smelled like they were rotten. Most of those would go to grade and yield were they were evaluated to see if there was anything salvageable but not all of them did. Some of them were bought and sold for food. I got out of there right after they took our whips away and made us use rattle pads (they look like a cheap canoe paddle) as a means of directing the livestock. We keep a few head for food at home.