Watch this Slideshow Fast Food: What Gross Things Have You Found In Your Fast Food? +10 raves by Jenni 2010/09/15 02:58:29 Login to Make Your Opinion Count These are a list of food horror stories that have either been verified to be true, or at least had a lawsuit filed against the restaurant by the victim, so prepare to be grossed out! Next time you get a craving for some McDonalds, KFC, Taco Bell, or Burger King, just remember this post and proceed with caution! 1. In 1995 a man in Alabama was dining at McDonalds when he found a condom in his burger. No word on whether it was a used condom or not, but does it really matter?!? 2. An Ohio man found skin, apparently from part of a thumb, in his sandwich at Arbys back in 2004. 3. In 2003 a man was enjoying a three-piece combo from Popeye’s Chicken, and as he took a bite out of his chicken, he noticed that a mouse had apparently lodged itself between the skin and the meat of the chicken. This restaurant had been cited for rodent infestations in the past – why wasn’t this place shutdown! 4. Clam chowder gone bad! A woman eating a bowl of clam chowder in 2002 at a McCormick and Smicks’s seafood restaurant in Southern California found a condom in her chowder, which she originally mistook for calamari, but soon after noticed that it was something else rubbery. She sued the restaurant and won an undisclosed settlement amount. 5. Employees at an Oregon Jack in the Box decided to “amuse themselves” one day by adding a variety of disgusting things to customers’ burgers, including acid, soap, phlegm, hair, and staples. 6. In 2000 a woman purchased a box of chicken wings at a local McDonalds only to find that one of the chicken pieces was actually a chicken’s head! FYI: Deep fried chicken head is not on the McDonalds menu. 7. A firefighter in Virginia Beach found two used bandages in his quarter pounder from McDonalds. I imagine that this happens more often than most people think. 8. A man in Tennessee allegedly bit down on a hypodermic needle while eating a Big Mac from McDonalds (this one is not confirmed to be true, but it’s scary to think about nonetheless). 9. A 50-year-old man in Houston contracted a disease called cysticercosis caused by employees using poor hygiene, such as not washing their hands after going to the bathroom, at a local restaurant. His food was contaminated with tapeworm eggs which nearly killed him. The tapeworm larvae spread to his brain and caused him to pass out and not wake up for eight days. Apparently, he was the fourth patient treated for the disease in that area within the past few months back in 2007.
Posted on: Thu, 15 Aug 2013 04:57:03 +0000
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