Happy Meal Project (15 pics)

I'm a bit confused.

It says that this is a Mcdonalds happy meal, but it appears to have been put on a plate.

WTF?? Where is the plate in my Mcdonalds, EH??

It destroys the validity of the whole experiment for me. Plate indeed!??

Welcome to 2004, Sally Davies.

Panic.
I saw the documentary, filmed of the proof with different types of burgers and chips, from McD and a regular butcher, all placed in glass vases and checked day by day.
I think you can find it on YouTube too..
THis should make you aware of the NON NATURAL decay of the food. That's what you eat when you go and ask for an artificially flavoured McWhatever.

happy indeed! least they're consistent

i guess... that is how its supposed to be done, right?

That's because it's not real food. Super processed crap. What does the plate have to do with anything?

Super size it!

did she eat the same food for 137 days?

OK I give you the bread and the burger but the Fries??? come on! you keep that in the fridge?!!

i don't belive that , i agree with capitangueso

well it HAS to be super processed, how else could you eat that much pus and feces without getting sick ?

Anyone can change the date the pics were taken. Perhaps it took a little less than 137 days, but maybe the author was like "F*** it, I'm done!" and since 137 is such a random number, ppl will fall for this stuff. I don't discard the fact that these foods contain so many preservatives so as to make the food look pristine for months. But this is too perfect. Well before you disagree with me, check this out.

http://www.chinasmack.com/2010
/pictures/chinese-netizen-mcdo
nalds-happy-meal-rotting-exper
iment.html

daniela23,
How much is McDonalds paying you to post this comments?

Looks like it's ready to re-heat and serve!

They shouldn't sell stuff past 94 days.

I blame the heat lamps

I have two words for you all. Pink Slime.

HAPPY FOREVER~

I never eat McDonald because of that.

I never eat McDonald because of that.

Just looks very dried out and shrunk.... Under the right conditions that will happen to human tissue as well, you know, mumification. Not a big deal, certainly not edible, or did the "author" of this fine presentation eat the product? Dry-aged beef is left to rot for quite some time as well {under the right conditions, of course}. Then the rotten outer portion is removed and one pays a premium price for whats underneath.To me, the point is mootand the "project" proves nothing.

The fries were moved around in almost all the photos...And the food must have been kept in a really controlled environment for there to be no mold at all on the bun, at least. Bread, no matter how well "preserved" molds...

But, hey...Looks like I'm on a good path to live forever eating that stuff...Mickey D's has found the secret to preventing decomposition in foodstuffs. All those preservatives might distill and make me super long lived...lol