Question:

Is it true that McDonald's uses worms to make their burgers bigger?

by  |  earlier

0 LIKES UnLike

Is it true that McDonald's uses worms to make their burgers bigger?

 Tags:

   Report

19 ANSWERS


  1. what does it matter it , mcdonalds will always and forever have the worst hamburgers in the world


  2. nope

  3. no

  4. no.. but they should...

    bugs are the food of the future..

    in fact scientists estimate if we dont start getting our population down soon, within 50 years we will all be eating bugs, cats, and dogs.. just like in China..

    what did I do?? I stopped after 1 kid.

  5. You know what! I have no Idea! Lol But If they did I would really like to know cause every so often i actually eat a burger from there. I hope not :(

  6. If they did, McDonald's would no longer exist.

  7. Nothing as comforting as attacking a successful business, right?

    In other places, that is called envy.

    And no, it is not true.

  8. well if you have been eating them and you never noticed then whats the problem?

    and i don't think that it's true because who puts worms in a hamburger? get real lady

  9. no, why would you want to eat there?

  10. No way but some Hot Dogs have them

  11. No it's not true.  The worms would be more expensive than the beef anyway!  I feed my pet mealworms and its 14 dollars a week!

  12. no...the lawsuits would be endless. the burgers are government inspected

  13. shhh, not so loud. we do not want the news to get out.

  14. ohh .. no... maybe why I get Mc,     runnns............................

  15. no...

  16. Brilliant.  Did you come up with that theory all on your own?  Try 100% beef.

  17. um nope, just a rumor

  18. Fraid not. If  you want worms, you'll have to get your own.

  19. no they dont use worms that is illgale but if you go to burger king there burgers are twop times the size of mcdonalds.

Question Stats

Latest activity: earlier.
This question has 19 answers.

BECOME A GUIDE

Share your knowledge and help people by answering questions.