Then I leave you with the 7 strangest objects that have been found in products of the great M and that nobody would like to find on your plate:
case 1 :
In 2005, Lauren Coleman, a student at the University of Illinois, received an unexpected extra order with her potato chips at the Illini Union store. At the time he was ready to eat, he found a bandaid patch used between his parents. Understandably in shock and annoyed, he went to complain to the local boss, who had the ability to give Coleman a new dish and return his money. Then the owner of the patch appears and apologizes to the student saying "I'm sorry, it's my patch". Coleman, who finally decided not to take action against McDonald's, said: "McDonald's on campus has no class nor is it clean, but it's the only one on campus ... asking there is taking the risk" and well, the results were already seen.
Case 2 :
This time a nail does not get another nail, as the popular saying states, but it almost took the teeth out of Yusuf Bercil, 47, in Hisingen, just outside of Gothenburg in Sweden. Yusuf innocently bought a hamburger at McDonald's, and at the first bite he found a nail stuck between his teeth and his gum. "I tried to get it out but I ended up throwing up. What would have happened if one of my children had eaten that hamburger? "The staff had no explanation for how the nail arrived there. "We started an investigation and informed our suppliers, we can only apologize," said local boss Axel Gustafsson. Bercil, on the other hand, was afraid of fast food after the incident in 2010.
Case 3 :
Ordering a salad at McDonald's is one of the noble acts of respect for yourself that makes you feel better about yourself. However, this was far from the case in 2006 when soccer coach Todd Haley - then Dallas Cowboys assistant coach - took home a salad for his wife and the housekeeper. After having eaten half of the "healthy option", the two women found an extra element among the leaves of lettuce that had very little healthy. A dead mouse, at least 15 centimeters. The discovery left them with the fear of having contracted an illness. After one of the heads of the Texas McDonald's came to investigate and - according to the family - "did not offer any comfort," Haley filed a lawsuit against the chain for $ 1.7 million in damages. The case was finally settled before the trial for a figure that is unknown.
Case 4 :
In 2007, in Vancouver, Canada, Max Ipinza bit his Big Xtra burger and did not taste meat but mint. Immediately upon realizing that his burger contained chewing gum, he spat it out and then had to go to the hospital feeling very sick and worried about the risk of hepatitis. He believes that someone put the chewing gum intentionally on his burger. McDonald's Canada said that the company had begun a thorough investigation into Ipinza's complaint with the collaboration of health representatives. Now Ipinza prepares his own food to take to work.
Case 5 :
Another typical phrase with this situation comes to my mind. A 7-year-old girl in Friborg, Switzerland in 2009, opened her "Happy Box" and when she started to take out potatoes she found no less than a condom. The angry mother immediately called the police, who in this case launched an investigation into it to get details of how that got there. The condom was taken to the forensic laboratory to see if it was a risk to health. At the time of what happened, McDonald's declined to comment.
Case 6:
In March 2011, Leigh Savage from Melbourne, Australia, opened his Big Mac to check that the extra pickles he ordered were inside. They were, but to their horror, there were at least 30 larvae crawling on the burger. McDonald's wanted to examine the hamburger in a lab to find out how the larvae got there. Savage, who also reported the incident to the police, only wanted a refund and an apology. Since his decision was made and he would not eat there again. He joined the club of those who do not love all this.
and finally case 7:
umber one on our list of strange products. It's a story that got a lot of attention in early 2000 when it first appeared and was covered in several TV shows. He was also the subject of numerous correspondence. The story goes like this: Katherine Ortega, a Virginia mother of two, bought some chicken wings at a McDonald's store. While serving the chicken to the children, he noticed that one of the pieces looked strange. Looking more closely, he realized that it was a chicken head, intact and fried, ready to be eaten. Some doubts arose regarding the story of Ortega, especially why he went to television before putting a claim or dennouncing McDonald's. In addition, in the last decade, the story was transformed into a kind of legend, with different events orbiting the history of the chicken head. Whatever the truth, at the time, Ortega told reporters: "Probably from now on I will cook only at home." Anyway, it's not very appetizing.
That's all I hope you liked this post. bye