I mean there is a certain amount that is inevitable, people working around meat grinders sometimes lose a finger, but that should be so minimal that I doubt random dna testing of McDonald's meat would show human dna unless there was a larger amount. Personally I don't eat the shit. Ate my last fast food in 2008. The food itself is gross and unhealthy, and the workers do gross stuff with the food before they give it to you, they don't change the oil in the fryer, just scoop out dead rats every mooning before making tots, and don't wash hands after they take a dump. I'm so grossed out by other people handling my food i don't even eat at restaurants either. All food I consume is made my me at home and made from scratch.
Honestly, that's a pretty good way to live. I don't blame you at all, and truthfully, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors at fast food joints or restaurants even. Plus the ingredients are pretty toxic. I probably should start incorporating that into my day-to-day life...Cheers!
I highly recommend it, but i know for most people it's considered unthinkable to stop eating out completely. For me it's part heath issues, part control freak, and part germaphobe all mixed with 100% distrust in others. Perfect combination to swear off food outside my house till the end of time. I'm now at the stage where I'm trying to replace my grocery items, haven't bought eggs in 3 years, tomatoes in 4 years, peppers in a long time, zucchini, cucumbers, eggplant, herbs, all growing at home now and i pressure can and pickle to make things last as long as i can and I've learned to eat seasonally. I need a piece of land and i'll be able to replace my onions, garlic, beans, etc. and hopefully raise meat other than rabbits (which is all we can fit in a suburban backyard).
Very commendable and admirable of you. Those are good lifestyle choices we should all strive to make and or transition to. I know I'd like to get there one day but I suppose I can start small with veggies and things of the sort
Sad to say I don't immediately doubt much anymore
I mean there is a certain amount that is inevitable, people working around meat grinders sometimes lose a finger, but that should be so minimal that I doubt random dna testing of McDonald's meat would show human dna unless there was a larger amount. Personally I don't eat the shit. Ate my last fast food in 2008. The food itself is gross and unhealthy, and the workers do gross stuff with the food before they give it to you, they don't change the oil in the fryer, just scoop out dead rats every mooning before making tots, and don't wash hands after they take a dump. I'm so grossed out by other people handling my food i don't even eat at restaurants either. All food I consume is made my me at home and made from scratch.
Honestly, that's a pretty good way to live. I don't blame you at all, and truthfully, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors at fast food joints or restaurants even. Plus the ingredients are pretty toxic. I probably should start incorporating that into my day-to-day life...Cheers!
I highly recommend it, but i know for most people it's considered unthinkable to stop eating out completely. For me it's part heath issues, part control freak, and part germaphobe all mixed with 100% distrust in others. Perfect combination to swear off food outside my house till the end of time. I'm now at the stage where I'm trying to replace my grocery items, haven't bought eggs in 3 years, tomatoes in 4 years, peppers in a long time, zucchini, cucumbers, eggplant, herbs, all growing at home now and i pressure can and pickle to make things last as long as i can and I've learned to eat seasonally. I need a piece of land and i'll be able to replace my onions, garlic, beans, etc. and hopefully raise meat other than rabbits (which is all we can fit in a suburban backyard).
Very commendable and admirable of you. Those are good lifestyle choices we should all strive to make and or transition to. I know I'd like to get there one day but I suppose I can start small with veggies and things of the sort