You say Tom-ay-to, I say Sal-mon-el-la

[A.B.Normal]

Alledgedly meat.

100% beef ,they don't ,make mention of meat content:hoof and hair are still beef are they not?

 

[Gonz]

But it doesn't surprise me that every problem with your food is blamed on Mexico, typical attitude

Just wait.

 

[Inkara1]

Sometimes I'll have to shit after eating an overly greasy burger, and McDonald's burgers tend to be greasy. The meat itself is real beef.

 

[tonksy]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Inkara1]

Sharing is caring, I always say.

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

Maybe, but your sharing is scaring!

 

[BlurOfSerenity]

i live in maryland, where our tomatoes are safe, but people are still being all paranoid about it. i tried to go to subway the other day, before i knew about any of this, and they were like, "nope! no tomato!" which was sad because it's an integral part of why i love the sandwich i get. so i took it home and put some of my own on it, and cut up the rest of the tomato and ate it with salt, while i was at it.
i went to a local diner last night, and they were out and proud with the tomato, yay!

i just wonder what will happen at taco bell here. when the scare with the green onions/scallions happened they stopped putting them on the mexican pizzas, and that ws a couple of years ago and they still don't. i haven't been there recently enough to see if they're omiting tomatoes (how would one do fresco style, if so?), but if they are, and if the scallion thing is any indication... lol.
according to jjr512, by the way, taco bell ground beef is 33% beef, and the rest is oatmeal and soy.

 

[Inkara1]

Yes, they've pulled tomatoes at Taco Bell. I forgot to ask how they would do fresco style.

California tomatoes are supposedly safe too.

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

Just finished eatin me a Grainger County t'mater with supper. Mmmm-MMMM. Best on the planet.

We take our t'maters right serious in these parts