[ColdOne]

Worms? Next up....”it is people!”

[Parley Baer]

Beginning to look like someone was looking for a big payday. You would think they would have kept the evidence.

[Gunpowder green]

Probably just more snowflakes trying to get free stuff. The “worms” looked like caterpillars, and were alive. Caterpillars aren’t known to infest meat, and wouldn’t survive the cooking process.

I think this is a scam, yet the media is falling for it, as usual.

[2ndDivisionVet]

How did worms survive in frozen beef?

[bigbob]

McWorm test marketing...

[BigEdLB]

Do these people know each other and do they work for, Jack, The King, or Carl’s

[Nifster]

Same owner both MD....some one has it in for him. They are looking for a payout

[SkyDancer]

Live worms in a frozen patty that was grilled. Really?

[bgill]

A live worm? Then it didn’t come from the frozen/cooked meat or the processed special sauce. They don’t put enough veggies on not to notice. Hoax.

[SandRat]

Did McDonald's go Klingon?

A Klingon delicacy of serpent worms (pronounced "gawk"). Connoisseurs of Klingon cuisine claim that gagh is best served very fresh — i.e. live. But it is sometimes served stewed. Gagh is one of the most popular foods served aboard Klingon warships. A dish that is legendary well beyond the limits of the Klingon Empire, individuals of other cultures have various levels of appreciation for gagh. Hoshi Sato is probably the first human to see and smell gagh first-hand (while trapped aboard the Klingon Raptor Somraw), and that encounter was quite unpleasant. But by the 24th century, many humans have developed a taste for it. The worms are best eaten live.

[Bullish]

Yummmmm... Wormburgers.

[beethovenfan]

Andrew Zimmern says “Yummy!”

[Vendome]

The event was faked by the customer or an employee did it

[hal ogen]

Were the customers “ferals” looking for a payout? Enquiring minds want to know. I wonder if their first names are Laatkaeshiia or Darrnnelll (or similar).?

[real saxophonist]

When I was at Domino’s, we would occasionally get calls saying there were bugs in the pizza. No, they weren’t bugs, they were little bubbles of cheese that burned.

[Iron Munro]

[rockinqsranch]

Back in 1969 I bought a wrapped sandwich from the roach coach that had been coming to our facility in the harbor for seemingly ever. I was about halfway through the sandwich when I noticed worms in the lettuce wiggling around. I recall I was quite displeased. “Slick” believe it, or not was the name of the coach operator gave me another sandwich we both checked out first.

I pulled the lettuce anyway.

[slouper]

Get over it already, nobody ever died from eating a few worms, in fact considering my last, and probably final, McDonalds experience, worms might actually be a flavor enhancer.

[HotKat]

When I was a kid, in Milwaukee, circa 1968, I got a dead fly in a McDonald’s hamburger. My mother gave it back to the manager and said: “she asked for pickles and onions, not this.” They gave me another one fly free. That was it.

[Larry Lucido]

I try not to buy hamburgers at a bait shop.