Social media users laughed at a video that attempted to reveal things Macca’s did not want its customers to know.
TikTok user @blexican_shay83 from the United States shared a video on the social media platform about “things McDonald’s will not tell you.”
The video showed the products in plastic packaging that was tightly sealed.
The young creator of social media seemed to be outraged that some items were not prepared in the store but rather prepared at another location and shipped to restaurants.
She regularly posts videos on social media about her work at the restaurant.
Many social media users thought the video’s presentation as a new revelation was funny and asked if anyone really believed that everything was brand-new.
Did anyone think that it was homemade?” One social media user said, “We know that everything is frozen and just needs to be microwaved.”
One person said that things have changed over the years. “Damn, things have changed since I used to work at McDonald’s…we used to make all of those eggs.” Everything else, like the pancakes and burrito mixes, was already made.
I get them at the supermarket like that. “They’re good either way,” said one.
The second person added: “Obviously.” Do you really think people believe that the products are made from scratch?
“Yeah. Do you expect a fast-food place to prepare all of this freshly? Another social media user said, “This is the same as most school meals.”
It was said: “Duh! That’s just common sense. Fast food isn’t fresh.” It would take much longer if it took any other time. Anyone who has worked in fast food will know this.
Others were furious, wondering why they had to wait so long for food.
McDonald’s Australia spokesperson told news.com.au that they use cage-free, fresh Australian eggs from farms all over the country to make their breakfast muffins.
“Our fluffy and soft Hotcakes can be frozen and served to customers as a delicious, quick breakfast.
We buy over 90% of our fresh produce and ingredients from Australian farmers. This includes beef, chicken and eggs.