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Morgan Spurlock does an experiment and finds that McDonald's fries are highly resistant to decay. Conclusion: If a fungus won't eat it, why should we?
Re: "Food" that doesn't rot
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 4:03 pm
by dez2000
Hot dogs have been found in old sites in the same shape they went in.
Fries and hot dogs are both toxic. what we read in nutrition books can be ludicrous. One page said vitamin c is destroyed by heat, another page said french fries was a good source of vitamin C.
Re: "Food" that doesn't rot
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 11:43 pm
by mrbarlow
NHE wrote:Morgan Spurlock does an experiment and finds that McDonald's fries are highly resistant to decay. Conclusion: If a fungus won't eat it, why should we?
Simple reason for this is water availability. Frying any food will drive off water and replace with fat which fungus's can't metabolise.
Not wishing to defend Mcdonalds fries but spurlocks claim simply demonstrates the extremely poor understanding of basic science by most people.