McDonald’s Apple Pie
McDonald’s is notorious for having the chemical agent, L-Cysteine, in their pie. L-Cysteine is derived from only three sources. Those sources are hog hair, human hair, and duck feathers. That means that the only animal sources that L-Cysteine could have been contained from are hogs and birds. Whatever purpose this chemical serves, McDonald’s pies sure are tasty.
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Eeewww!!!
Are you telling me that Yoplait yogurt has dead bugs in it. How can you be publishing this? I don’t believe it. Please explain.
Hi, Donna! Actually, what we meant to say is that the red dye in some yogurts contains a distinct kind of bacteria that’s also found in a certain species of bugs. We apologize for the misunderstanding. Our advice would be to go for simple yogurts rather than the dyed ones, because they contain more chemicals. Have a great day!