According to British media reports on April 28, a British man was eating a McDonald's burger, and just after taking a bite, he found something that made him extremely disgusting, and he saw that there was a maggot in the hamburger. The man said that with this experience, he would never go to Eat McDonald's again.
According to reports, on April 25, local time, Dale Lorde from Cambridgeshire, England, came to a local McDonald's for dinner. After entering the store, he ordered a Big Mac burger and planned to have a full meal. However, after opening the box and taking a bite, he inadvertently found maggots squirming in the hamburger. Dale almost threw up in disgust when he saw the scene in front of him, and to leave evidence, he filmed a video of a hamburger with maggots.
Dale Lorde
Speaking to local media, Dale said: "I was eating a hamburger and after taking a bite I wanted to take a break and then I noticed something moving. It was then that I decided to open the burger and I saw something that looked a lot like maggots. Dell then reported the incident to McDonald's headquarters and environmental health department.
Big Mac Burger
When Dell got home, he uploaded the video online, and it has now been retweeted more than 800 times. He wrote online: "Barnwell's McDonald's needs to be shut down as soon as possible, and I don't care if it's a maggot or a little caterpillar, it shouldn't be in my burger." I felt violated and felt sick. I'll never eat anything here again. Dale added: "I found it particularly disgusting and I haven't eaten since. I'm not going to eat there again, I'm going to try to get people not to go to McDonald's. ”
In response, a McDonald's spokesperson said: "Food safety is the most important thing for us, we attach great importance to quality control, follow strict standards to avoid any imperfections. We apologize to customers who have questions, who are currently in communication with our customer service team, who have requested that the burger be returned, which will allow us to conduct a full investigation. ”