Video of McDonald's thickshake secret might make you rethink your sweet tooth!
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When it comes to indulging in a sweet treat, many have fond memories of sipping on a creamy, dreamy thickshake from Maccas.
It's a guilty pleasure that's hard to resist, especially on a hot day or when you're in need of a little pick-me-up.
However, a recent revelation might just change the way you feel about these beloved beverages.
A stomach-churning secret has been exposed by a McDonald's employee, and it's enough to make your skin crawl.
In a video that has made the rounds on social media, user @tel2raww shared footage of what they claim to be expired milk being poured into a thickshake machine at a McDonald's restaurant.
The clip is accompanied by a caption that suggests the employee was instructed by their general manager to use the sour dairy product as a cost-saving measure.
The video shows chunks of what appears to be coagulated milk—resembling cottage cheese—being squeezed from a plastic bottle into the machine.
The text overlaying the video reads, ‘POV: When your GM tells you to put the expired milk in the milkshake machine.’
The employee further commented in the caption that their manager told them to do this to try and ‘save money’ but believed they were ‘trying to kill somebody’ with this practice.
The reaction from viewers was one of horror and disgust.
‘This is actually insane,’ one user commented.
Another was left speechless, and the only comment they could make was, ‘Woaaaah, um, huh?’
‘This can actually kill people! There’s a thing called dairy gas allergies, and the gas comes from expiring, which is also a dairy acid allergy, which comes from expired milk again,’ a third added.
Others wondered why someone would adhere to their manager's directions for a task that seemed so unhygienic.
‘Why did you do it anyway?’ one questioned. ‘That's more insane than the GM. The stupidity.’
Meanwhile, users who said they worked at McDonald's chimed in with a range of opinions.
‘I've been working at McDonald’s for almost three years, and I didn’t know about this until my manager told me a while ago. They do this so they are not wasting the product and money,’ an alleged employee shared.
‘We do that but NOT when they’re that bad, just like [a] day off, then we clean them out the same night so it never goes bad, just nothing gets wasted,’ another explained.
‘I won’t eat McDonald’s ice cream anymore because when I worked at McDonald’s, the machine only got cleaned once every three months. The GM would reset the timer that tells you to clean it,’ a third said.
It's important to note that these incidents are reported to have occurred in the United States, and practices can vary greatly between different franchises and locations.
However, the very thought that such unsanitary and potentially dangerous practices could occur is alarming.
You can watch the full video here:
While revelations about unsanitary practices in fast-food establishments continue to surface, recent reports have shed light on alarming issues.
A shocking new discovery has put McDonald’s thickshake machines under scrutiny, exposing unsanitary conditions that may make you think twice before indulging.
This unsettling trend of exposing questionable hygiene practices has gained momentum, with a recent video showing a McDonald’s employee engaging in another particularly disturbing act.
Have you ever had a similar experience with fast food or other food establishments? How do you ensure the food you enjoy is safe and up to standard? Share your stories and tips in the comments below.
It's a guilty pleasure that's hard to resist, especially on a hot day or when you're in need of a little pick-me-up.
However, a recent revelation might just change the way you feel about these beloved beverages.
A stomach-churning secret has been exposed by a McDonald's employee, and it's enough to make your skin crawl.
In a video that has made the rounds on social media, user @tel2raww shared footage of what they claim to be expired milk being poured into a thickshake machine at a McDonald's restaurant.
The clip is accompanied by a caption that suggests the employee was instructed by their general manager to use the sour dairy product as a cost-saving measure.
A social media video allegedly showed a McDonald's employee pouring expired milk into a thickshake machine. Credit: Tiktok / @tel2raww
The video shows chunks of what appears to be coagulated milk—resembling cottage cheese—being squeezed from a plastic bottle into the machine.
The text overlaying the video reads, ‘POV: When your GM tells you to put the expired milk in the milkshake machine.’
The employee further commented in the caption that their manager told them to do this to try and ‘save money’ but believed they were ‘trying to kill somebody’ with this practice.
The reaction from viewers was one of horror and disgust.
‘This is actually insane,’ one user commented.
Another was left speechless, and the only comment they could make was, ‘Woaaaah, um, huh?’
‘This can actually kill people! There’s a thing called dairy gas allergies, and the gas comes from expiring, which is also a dairy acid allergy, which comes from expired milk again,’ a third added.
Others wondered why someone would adhere to their manager's directions for a task that seemed so unhygienic.
‘Why did you do it anyway?’ one questioned. ‘That's more insane than the GM. The stupidity.’
Meanwhile, users who said they worked at McDonald's chimed in with a range of opinions.
‘I've been working at McDonald’s for almost three years, and I didn’t know about this until my manager told me a while ago. They do this so they are not wasting the product and money,’ an alleged employee shared.
‘We do that but NOT when they’re that bad, just like [a] day off, then we clean them out the same night so it never goes bad, just nothing gets wasted,’ another explained.
‘I won’t eat McDonald’s ice cream anymore because when I worked at McDonald’s, the machine only got cleaned once every three months. The GM would reset the timer that tells you to clean it,’ a third said.
It's important to note that these incidents are reported to have occurred in the United States, and practices can vary greatly between different franchises and locations.
However, the very thought that such unsanitary and potentially dangerous practices could occur is alarming.
You can watch the full video here:
While revelations about unsanitary practices in fast-food establishments continue to surface, recent reports have shed light on alarming issues.
A shocking new discovery has put McDonald’s thickshake machines under scrutiny, exposing unsanitary conditions that may make you think twice before indulging.
This unsettling trend of exposing questionable hygiene practices has gained momentum, with a recent video showing a McDonald’s employee engaging in another particularly disturbing act.
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