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Thursday, 29 March 2012

Back to the McNuggets


This is just a video to show you how they make nuggets.

Not for the feint hearted.

Friday, 23 March 2012

Some Fun Facts and Figures

McDonalds is the largest chain of hamburger fast food restraunts in the world. Every day it serves around 58million (58,000,000) people a day in 119 countries.

There are 31,000 restraunts worldwide and McDonalds employs more than 1.5 million (1,500,000) people.

Until 2003 McDonalds also owned Dominos Pizza.

The only Kosher McDonalds in the world that is not in Israel is in Buenos Aires, Argentina. For those of you that don't know, Kosher food means it is allowed to be eaten under Jewish Law.

Thursday, 22 March 2012

The Largest McDonalds

This is the self proclaimed biggest McDonalds in the world. Obviously it's in America, Oklahoma to be exact.

There are a few challengers to the throne of biggest McDonalds in the world. There are McDonalds in China, Russia and Florida that also claim to be the biggest in the world.

This Oklahoma one is 29,135 ft squared.

Smallest McDonalds


According to 9to5travel.com this is the smallest McDonalds in the world.

It is located in Lucky Plaza, Singapore! Many people say that the smallest McDonalds in the world is in Tokyo, Japan. This is not true, the picture of the Tokyo McDonlads is actually a picture of this one. This should end the age old debate, what is the smallest McDonalds restraunt.

Monday, 5 March 2012

Chicken McNuggets

The classic Chicken McNugget has been a McDonalds icon snce it was introduced in 1983. You would expect a chicken nugget to be peaces of chicken deep fried in batter, so you would be shocked to find out that AS OF THE 9th October 2010 A MCNUGGET HAS 34 INGREDIENTS!

A lot of these are chemicals like Sodium Phosphate and are made in the U.S.A. Some of the more worrying looking chemicals used to make McNuggets are; Monocalcium Phosphate, Acid Pyrophosphate and Dimethylpolysiloxane.

To get back to the geography of the McNuggets, most of the Chicken used comes from farms relatively local to the major food processing factories. Except that's not the problem. Basically they take all the chickens that are too old to lay eggs and are useless to the farmers because normally they would be considered too old to eat. Then they mash the chickens up into a paste, this includes all the bones and some organs. These are breaded and deep fried, then they are freeze dried. They are then delivered to a McDonalds near you.

Introduction

Oh, hello, my name is Jack Kennedy and this is the I'm Luvin' It Blog.

This is a blog on McDonalds. Just to see where McDonalds go to get their produce and the other things they use to make their products.

Hope you enjoy