Is it really that difficult..........................

[rito]

you know where mcdonalds gets its meat?

 

[reno cool]

no, I'd like to know though

 

[Tron]

what makes them so bad Daffy? I mean doesn't a hamburger have most of your major food groups and what not? The meat is so thin anyway, most things I would cook at home has a higher meat to vegetable ratio?

Reno. are you jerking my chain here buddy?

 

[reno cool]

no, serious question. I mean I eat out a lot anyway, and seems like meals at restaurants have way more fat, salt, sugar, larger portions. I just want to know what the gist of the complaint against fast food is. I'm sure simply eating bunch of fruits and vegetables would be healthier, but that's not what we're comparing is it?

 

[roguejuror]

you know where mcdonalds gets its meat?

Where?

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

you know where mcdonalds gets its meat?

From the Burger King bathroom?

 

[rito]

it would probably have less feces in it if it came from the burger king bathroom than the factory farms where cows stand in shit all day eating corn (cows are supposed to eat grass)

 

[Blitty]

Reno, I think if you made a homemade burger with ingredients from your local whole foods store. It would probably be healthier and better quality than the fast food.

 

[Tron]

Reno, the food served at McDonalds and Burger King is affordable, tasty and extremely healthy.

/end of thread

 

[reno cool]

common Daffy, I want to know. If that stuff is considerably worse than other stuff people eat, I'd like to know how so. Is it truth or common misconception? (There are a lot of those.)
And I understand that common farming methods are very bad and should be illegal. But I would guess that most supermarkets and restaurants use same suppliers. There isn't a particular shit farm that supplies McDonalds exclusively?