Reports have gone viral that human meat was found in the filler, or “pink slime,” that McDonalds allegedly adds to its hamburger meat at a factory in Oklahoma City, and other factories around the world.
A widely circulated email touts “The Mayo Clinic Diet,” a regimen of grapefruit, salads, vegetables, and generous amounts of fats and meats. It includes such guidelines as “eat until you are full” and frequently includes testimonials from people who say they’ve lost a lot of weight on the diet.
McDonald’s doesn’t call its shakes “milk shakes” because they don’t contain any milk. A man who was said to be a scientist told the writer of the email that he evaluated the ingredients in a McDonald’s shake and found that it consisted of “sugar infused plastic.”
The issues with Sherwood Brands in 2008 were quite unlike panics about “Stranger Danger.”
Researchers find that lemon slices served with beverages in restaurants were contaminated.
This is a forwarded email that contained an article allegedly published by the Institute of Health Sciences that claimed lemons kill cancer cells 10,000 times more effectively than chemotherapy.
A forwarded email warning of a congressional bill, HR 875, that the email claims will outlaw organic and back yard farming. The warning urges readers to quickly contact their elected representatives to request that they not pass the bill as it is being pushed through the process so it can be passed with two weeks.
popular fast food chain In-N-Out Burger or Wendy’s is celebrating its 60th anniversary and offering burgers, fries and sodas at specially reduced prices.
This is a forwarded email that says Gerber is recalling banana baby food because pieces of glass were found in some products.
Hershey is moving business from the U.S. to Mexico
