This is what a McDonald's hamburger looks like that has been preserved for 24 years/@aly.sherb/Tiktok
Do you like to eat at McDonald's?
If so, you should hear about the following delusional story.
An Australian man uploaded a video to Tiktok that has gained over 3 million views in which he reveals what happened to a hamburger with cheese from McDonald's, which he found in the trunk of his car hidden under the spare tire.
"I will never eat at McDonald's again," said Cameron Holland, who was amazed at the "state of aggregation" in which the hamburger patty was when he found it.
Of course, that's not really a fair test because Holland estimated that the hamburger in this bun was about 3 years old because that's the time period when his car's spare tire wasn't used.
Although it certainly looks like the hamburger has been sitting there for years, it remains completely intact as if it had just come off the prep line.
"He was as hard as concrete," said Holland, who decided to prove his claim practically.
"Look at this," said Holland before taking a hammer and pounding on the hamburger, which instead of turning into mush like a normal hamburger should turn into with a hammer, it just shattered like a marble tile.
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@whats_the_issue Found this cheese burger in a spare wheel well at work, has to be at least 1-3 years old, the burger is rock hard with out one bit of mold on it WTF it wasnt wven eaten by ants?
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#fyp #fypシ #mcdonalds #mcdonaldsau #foryoupage ♬ original sound - Papi Cam
But not only the meat was in such a dismal state.
The bun (which is not clear how it survived so long), also crashed under the hammer, which made Holland apologize for this spectacle and compared the bun to a biscuit.
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McDonald's chain representatives in Australia defended their eternal meat patty in a statement to the News .com.au, proclaiming that they "pride ourselves in delivering superior quality products" and emphasized the obvious: "Our food is intended for consumption at the time of purchase or delivery to ensure its quality and freshness".
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