Fecal Parasite in McDonald's Salads Sickens 163 People in 10 States

careywedler (65) in news • 6 years ago (edited)

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6 years ago by careywedler (65)

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milanm (47) · 6 years ago

@careywedler hello 👋 sir OMG It is very sad, such a bad event happened in a company's salad, and 163 people became sick due to the salad, which means that now it is very bad news for McDonald's salads, to stop McDonald's salads in many places. It would be better to stop it now, because if there is such an incident in the present day eating salads then government should take a good step on this matter. Do you think?

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dakotashade (29) · 6 years ago

Not the government, they would manage to screw that up to. More like proper education on hygiene techniques and better oversight on the suppliers and their techniques. We'll never fully stop outbreaks like this, micro-organisms were here before us and will be long after us.

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cattledog (51) · 6 years ago (edited)

Shame it was only the salads otherwise I could have used "Gives a whole new meaning to the phrase McShitburger !".

How do people actually eat this crap ?

Hi, can I order a McSubstandard burger that looks nothing like the advertising, with a large McHeartburn and a supersized McHeadache for later ? Thanks !! (for making me sick)

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soniamekka (43) · 6 years ago

Very Good.. I like this.. Thank you..!

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geekpowered (69) · 6 years ago

I doubt that it care from a contaminated water supply. Sure, it's possible, but I think you'd probably know your water supply was questionable enough that you really should get a water tower or something, so you can do some basic control, like chlorination, or even just a sand filter and solar heating. You run the water into a big black pipe, then empty it when it reaches high enough to kill most bacteria, and you're as good as if you boiled it.

I think it's far more likely that they used "fertilizer" before harvest, without composting it first. I also think it's likely they didn't wash it properly.

I think it's likely that there was no oversight into the operations of whatever farm the lettuce came from. They probably bought it from some random farm with a dirty operation that contaminated the lettuce due to simple stupidity.

Of course, we won't find out likely, because I doubt that they'd be honest if there was incompetence, and I doubt there will be a proper investigation.

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carolinapina (30) · 6 years ago

omg :( and I used to love Mc Donald's Salads :(

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alfonzoasdrubal (47) · 6 years ago

In the last few years, this type of health problems in relation to the consumption of contaminated food is very frequent, it is important to increase sanitary controls every day to protect against these diseases or to implement millionaire fines so that these chains take seriously the importance of lives of the people who come to their restaurant

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filemunir (51) · 6 years ago

Historically, I believe fast food is not good for health. because a healthy food is food that is processed without the retention process for too long. How about you?

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vikashvgm (54) · 6 years ago

Hi @careywedler... Nice image and topic like it

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dakotashade (29) · 6 years ago

You're never going to get away from bacteria in food. It goes back to the producers and how they process the products. Also helps to have good hygiene when preparing the food as well.
Don't go attacking the final user as the sole reasoning behind something like this, nor the type of food itself. Shit happens, in this case, literally.

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