Guys cut up McDonald's and pass it off as fancy organic food

[equanimity]

http://elitedaily.com/humor/guys-chop-mcdonalds-tell-organic-food-video/807128/

The power of suggestion!

[Ragus]

Do you think it would be possible to pass steel reserve as a good quality beer ?

[mashleshmash]

Wish I could understand the language


good video

[equanimity]

Put subtitles on, silly.

[mashleshmash]

Oh, I never knew youtube had subtitles.

[Michael Myers]

I saw this video. Typische tata's zeg, potverdriedubbeltjes!

[RustyShackleford]

A lot of food gets made by the same company and then put into different packaging. I can't remember any specific examples off the top of my head, but the kraft company definitely does this (or maybe kraft is the 'name brand' version - I've been trying not to eat shit so idk).

This isn't too surprising because McDonalds does taste good, says volumes about our culture though.

[kroz]

Do you think it would be possible to pass steel reserve as a good quality beer ?

maybe if you put it in a fancy local brew container.

[fanglekai]

Do you think it would be possible to pass steel reserve as a good quality beer ?

I drink PBR out of a Duvel glass. It still tastes like PBR. Only dumbfucks with no sense of taste would be tricked by that.

[kroz]

well some people are dumb fucks.. just look at our media..

[constantinople]

A lot of food gets made by the same company and then put into different packaging. I can't remember any specific examples off the top of my head, but the kraft company definitely does this (or maybe kraft is the 'name brand' version - I've been trying not to eat shit so idk).

This isn't too surprising because McDonalds does taste good, says volumes about our culture though.

There are a lot of different places to source that stuff but generally speaking any huge chain like Chili's or w/e is probably all going to be serving meat from the same place, the only difference being how it is prepared before hand.


McDonalds, however, supplies it's own shit - except for potatoes. IIRC.

[RustyShackleford]

A lot of food gets made by the same company and then put into different packaging. I can't remember any specific examples off the top of my head, but the kraft company definitely does this (or maybe kraft is the 'name brand' version - I've been trying not to eat shit so idk).

This isn't too surprising because McDonalds does taste good, says volumes about our culture though.

There are a lot of different places to source that stuff but generally speaking any huge chain like Chili's or w/e is probably all going to be serving meat from the same place, the only difference being how it is prepared before hand.


McDonalds, however, supplies it's own shit - except for potatoes. IIRC.

Oh yeah that's true. I forget to say I was referring to packaged food, though I guess its true for other products as well. Having trouble finding good info, but this goes into it a bit. http://lifehacker.com/stop-wasting-money-buy-the-identical-cheaper-versions-1481925774