Maybe still a bit disgusting, but it's certainly not pink goop. It's a brave move for McDonalds to open their doors so candidly, but ultimately its the right one to be making - shedding real light on the issue, rather than just an ambiguous, corporate response. Well done Maccy D's.
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Great Example of Brand Transparency
Armand R. from Edmonton, Alberta asked: "What are legitimately in mcnuggets is there pink goop?" Here's our answer: There's no "pink goop" in our Chicken McNuggets, Armand. We use chicken breast and a natural proportion of chicken skin used for flavor and as a binder. But your question is so popular, you've inspired us to show you how they're made. Check out this video for a behind-the-scenes look at our supplier's facility in London, Ontario, Canada. And see for yourself exactly what's in our Chicken McNuggets. (Legitimately.)
I'm look forward to giving this a go. The gap between the learning-to-code apps and the actually-coding apps is pretty big at the moment....
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At long last, McDonald's is showing how McNuggets are made. And it's not nearly as gross as you'd hope: http://t.co/QWPNFTm3pQ
— Avinash Kaushik (@avinash) February 6, 2014
McDonald's does it again: video explanation on how their nuggets were made. http://t.co/TiJXPaGR4i #transparent
— Steven Van Belleghem (@StevenVBe) February 6, 2014
Hallelujah! That pink slime picture has kept me away for so long. I'm on my way for a 20 piece this instant. http://t.co/rEwIEmeYLt
— Robert Cunningham (@tcpcrobert) February 6, 2014
how McNuggets are really made....probably not what most people would expect http://t.co/I0ZjpfqADw
— Edward McGowan (@isayx3) February 3, 2014
