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McDonald’s Mondays: 12-Year Old McDonald’s Hamburger, Still Looking Good

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McDonald's Canada Old Burger

It seems like Jim’s busy today so I’ll snatch that oppor­tu­nity to make a McDonald’s Mon­day post I’ve been want­ing to post for a few weeks now :D

One of the burg­ers in the pic­ture above is 12 years old (dat­ing from 1996) and the other is fresh. Guess which one is the 12 year old burger!

24 Responses to “McDonald’s Mondays: 12-Year Old McDonald’s Hamburger, Still Looking Good”

  1. Jim Squires

    I’d eat either! :)

    Thanks for giv­ing me a break on the McPost­ing. Just another great birth­day present from Mr. Boo!

  2. benji

    Eeww…

    Did you ever see the “extras” on the DVD for Super­size Me? Where they did the “rot­ting” test for McD’s food? They had every­thing from burg­ers, fries and Filet-O-Fish in jars, and watched to see how long before they spoiled.

    Ugh, the fries NEVER spoiled.…Hyuah!

  3. Dizzy

    No clue. Which is which? The one on the right looks darker, so I am going to guess that one. Am I right?

    –Dizzy

  4. Stephanie

    what is really sad is that for some peo­ple even after see­ing this…they will STILL EAT ONE…i stopped eat­ing mcdon­alds after super­size me came out. I’m glad too

    Also the one on the left looks fresher to me. Can’t believe its the old one

    EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW:(

  5. vibrantflame

    But is McDonald’s food the only fast food that does this? I know Super­size Me gave McDonald’s a bad rep­u­ta­tion (and for good rea­son, yes) but what about all the other fast food burger joints like Wendy’s, Burger King, etc.?

  6. Sally

    I never get these attacks on Mcdon­alds, If I cooked a small patty like that it would be the same result, same as shoe­string fries lmao.

  7. Tash

    How am I the first per­son to ask WHO KEEPS A BURGER FOR 12 YEARS!!!

  8. Olena

    when we moved to our house last year I found an old burger on top of kitchen cab­i­nets in sec­ond kitchen (was rented to a ques­tion­able renter). I think it was burger king though, it did look like the one on the left but with some mus­tard and a bite mark. I was suprised it did not rott — just dried up, lol. Don’t ask how many back­ets of bleach went into that kitchen .… lol.

  9. Dean

    Iron­i­cally, 1996 was the last time I ever ate McDonald’s.
    It was in Inver­ness, Scot­land trav­el­ing through and decided on fast and easy after trav­el­ing through the pre­vi­ous night…so I blame sleep depri­va­tion. Amaz­ing to think that that my last ham­burger could have sur­vived the years.

  10. kingy

    how is that pos­si­ble that there is NO mold of any sort. was it kept in an air tight container?

  11. Invictus

    well with all the chem­i­cals and preser­v­a­tive, no mold or bac­te­ria can pos­si­bly sur­vive on that kind of enviornment! ..

  12. Salima

    I say the one on the right is the 12 yr old burger — the bun looks dry and almost rock like.

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