A McDonald’s Certificate For a Free Salad-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: This is an email with a colorful attachment that is a coupon or certificate for a free “Premium Salad” at McDonald’s. The Truth: McDonald’s says this slick, professional-looking certificate is not valid. An official notice on their website says McDonald’s had nothing to with the …
Young Girl with Serious Health Problems from Drinking Milk From Wal-Mart-Unproven! Summary of eRumor: The story of an 11-year-old girl who has had menstrual bleeding since she was 8 and has also started lactating. The eRumor says it is because she’s been drinking milk injected with rBST, a hormone given to cows to increase their …
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This is a forwarded email alleging that Smithfield Farms has been sold to China and because of poor sanitary conditions with Chinese farm raised tilapia Americans should be concerned.
Viral reports claim that Starbucks adds semen to its drinks because it adds “more flavor.”
This is a forwarded email that contains what appears to be a news article alleging that Megan Pinion, a Catholic school teacher, posted a reprimand on her Facebook news feed to a Starbucks barista. Pinion said the barista put satanic symbols drizzled in caramel on her two lattes.
Reports alleging that Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte includes a toxic artificial caramel color have gone viral on social media and blog sites.
Subtle satanic references can be found in Monster Energy’s logo and branding.
Reports allege that Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) banned alcohol wet wipes at some restaurants because Muslims might find them offensive.
This is a forwarded email that warns not to eat tilapia because it comes from China where poor sanitation conditions exist.
This is a forwarded email that warns that Starkist, the tuna company, is owned by Korea and alleges that their tuna may be farm raised in China.
