Short post, mcdonalds uses humans in their food, kfc told us, + mcdonalds literally NEVER rots.. Or molds. You look at wendys or bk, their burgers mold and rot but not mcdonalds. Predigested. Goyslop. Rat posioning. Even your favorite pizza place, assuming its little caesars, their food is slop too. Its cheap for a reason. They put tiny bits of human food in our food to test us. To test what we do or say. Have any of you heard about soylent green?

>>10275
what is a soylent green

>>10275
assuming this isn't bait; doesn't human flesh rot as well? y'know, cadavers shit :0

Complete schizo post but I'm going to try and decipher it

Predigested food is the over processed garbage you see in fast food, snacks, and basically every other prepared food product you'd find in your local grocery store

> mcdonalds uses humans in their food
I'm guessing he means the incident where a woman found a human finger in her food, but that's Wendy's and that also turned out to be fake.

I googled the soylent green thing and it's quite interesting
Now I can't bother with typing out the whole thing, you can look it up online but I'll send screenshots of the plot of the movie

Coincidentally, there's also an actual product you can buy called soylent that takes it's name from the food in Make Room! (Which is what soylent green is based off of)

And it's literally everything this guy in this thread talked about
"Ready-to-drink meal"

Almost* everything he talked about
It doesn't use people

I forgot to add that before posting the reply

Schizo post

>>10275
Most schools, restaurants, and prisons get their food from two food companies in the entire United States. Sysco and USIPS, if I recall correctly. Organic food bred by farmers is the only way to go if you wish to avoid sickness.