A Melbourne man found 20-30 maggots on his golden arches burger before he took a bite. He was only checking the burger first to make sure they gave him the extra pickles he asked for and found the bugs instead. He took the burger to police but there was nothing they could do. Employees at the restaurant laughed at him and accused him of putting the bugs there himself. McDonald's is now looking into the matter, first they claimed it was a hoax but are now investigating the meat in a lab. The man said all he wanted was a refund but no one would believe him.
Here's a few other cases mentioned in the article about what people have found in the Mickey D meals:
-In January last year, a woman in Northern Ireland discovered part of an oven glove baked into a slice of bread. The loaf had been bought from a local shop. The bread company was fined 750 pounds ($1205).
-In September 2009 a man in Florida, US, apparently gagged on his Diet Pepsi after swallowing a "disgusting" blob. The US Food Drug and Administration tested the drink and concluded that the foreign matter appeared to be a frog or toad.
"The animal was lacking internal organs normally found in the abdominal and thoracic cavity," the report stated.
-In November 2007, an American woman apparently found a chicken head in one of her child's McDonald's Happy Meals. The chicken head was allegedly contained with a box of chicken nuggets. The manager offered them their meal for free and two more weeks of free meals. But it's believed the mother pressed charges and demanded compensation.
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