Name: 5 McDonald's Myths You Probably Still Believe!
Uploaded: 2016-11-27T21:42:28.000Z
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- Oooh, I've been waiting to make this one.

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And let's be honest, most rumors aren't very flattering.

most of which I guarantee you've heard about.

are actually misinformation, they're myths.

oh god, here we go, Matt is becoming a coporate sell-out.

This video's clearly sponsored by McDonalds.

And hey, well, actually, it is, but with a twist.

See, I told McDonald's I would only work with them

about McDonald's that have been floating around out there.

And believe it or not, they said go for it.

that you have ever heard about McDonald's are.

five McDonald's myths you probably still believe.

Number one is pink goop in the McNuggets.

Okay, everybody has seen this picture and it's probably

one of the most frequent rumors that you've heard.

are made with this mysterious pink slime, but guess what?

When it comes to McDonald's, their Chicken McNuggets

are made with chicken breast, no pink goop.

they don't even contain artificial flavors or colors

and McDonald's recently changed the recipe so that McNuggets

contain no artificial preservatives either.

So, what you're ordering is literally (drum roll) chicken.

It's time to let this myth die, it's simply not true.

Number two is their supplier is called 100% Beef.

Here's another one that you've likely heard.

The rumor is that McDonald's beef isn't all beef,

because the company that they buy from is called 100% Beef.

The origin of this myth comes from the early 2000's

when distrust of large corporations was at an all-time high

when people associated large corporations

in its hamburger patties with no other ingredients

except salt and pepper, which are added after cooking,

but it's actually more interesting than that.

sourced right here in Canada for their hamburger patties.

from a company called Cargill, which gets 100% of the beef

But Matt, what part of the cow do they use?

brisket, loin, and rib for their hamburgers.

was sourced from Canadian farmers just last year.

McDonald's burgers can't get old or rot under any condition

because of the amount of chemicals and preservatives

in their food, essentially making their food immortal.

The origin of this rumor is people who have posted

and in an age where this is pretty popular,

it doesn't surprise me that it caught on.

If a burger is left out in the open, it will simply dry up.

That's just science and it goes for any burger.

So think critically about what you see online.

Number four is pig fat in used in the soft serve.

This myth says that McDonald's soft serve

isn't made with milk but instead pig and animal fat.

This rumor began because McDonald's doesn't use

the term ice cream but instead they say soft serve.

So I did some digging and I found what's going to shock you.

McDonald's soft serve is made with real milk

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