DO YOU EAT GOOP?

The real way Mc Donald’s chicken nuggets are made is unbelievable. When a machine processes a whole chicken, there is quite a bit of meat left on the bones. To avoid wasting that meat and money the bones are run through a sieve-like device to remove meat and other edible tissue from them. So, yes, there is a sieve, but the end result consists only of meat, not ground up bones or eyeballs.

by Senior Food Consumer Protection

Correspondent Crurel Penn

They soak it in ammonia. Ammonia has sometimes leaked onto food from cooling systems, causing contamination, but it is not something that food processors can legally add to foods. Who knows what people are actually doing in their chicken processing plants.

Then they add flavor artificially. These little processed chicken scraps may not have the delicious chicken flavor you were hoping for, so processors add flavoring. The stuff chicken nuggets and patties are made from are hot dogs and separated chicken as an ingredient. For the record, McDonald's Chicken Nuggets are all white meat.

         Kids tend to not eat school lunch. They say its unhealthy looking. They also say that it has no vitamins in it. They say that they would rather eat McDonald’s chicken nuggets for lunch. Some kids don’t think the lunch is that bad. They say it looks and smells bad but it’s not the worst taste in the world. But after studying what goes into Chicken McNuggets, I don’t see how I can ever eat them again.

This stuff goes into......

...this stuff. Would you put it in your mouth?