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With a bit of social engineering... aka "asking someone who works in a McD kitchen"... he could have got the oil cooker temperature and timings. The McD websit
by soyelmango 16y ago
With a bit of social engineering... aka "asking someone who works in a McD kitchen"... he could have got the oil cooker temperature and timings.
The McD website, or a pamphlet you can get instore, would list the ingredients.
Anyway, kudos to the writer for doing it the hard way.
Finally, telling a McD fry lover (I put my hand up to that!) that the fries are rubbish is like telling a smoker that cigarettes are bad for them. We know.
- Splines 16y ago> asking someone who works in a McD kitchen While that may have answered the "how", only through this type of process could the author have answered the "why".
- soyelmango 16y ago...as well as discovering how/why _not_ to do it, which can be more valuable knowledge.