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13 Myths You Still Believe About Fast Food
13.
McDonald's Burgers Don't Decay- For years many people have argued that McDonald's
hamburger patties don't rot and it must not be real meat.
However, it's true that while they don't decompose as you'd expect, it does eventually
decay with time.
Since the burger patties don't retain a lot of moisture after being cooked, they naturally
dry out when left in open air.
For mold to form, the burger must be moist and be in a somewhat hospitable climate.
Most likely after the burger dries out it shrinks to a small size and of course that
the meat is nearly sterile due to the high cooking temperature, which isn't all that
surprising since that's how beef jerky is made.
Overall a McDonald's burger decays at the same rate as a regular patty would.
12.
Mountain Dew Kills Sperm Cells- Many men have stopped drinking Mountain Dew for this reason
alone.
However, this claim is just a well fabricated urban legend.
While it's true, many health experts have found a link between drinking high doses of
caffeine and sperm count, consumption of Mountain Dew won't lower your sperm count.
A sperm's ability to move can be slowed down after four cups of caffeine a day, but
you have had to drink about eleven 12 ounce cans of the soda to have a similar effect.
Aside from soda, other factors like hormonal imbalances, genetics, and environmental factors
should be considered in low sperm count.
11.
White Castle Doesn't Use Real Onions- Many fast food lovers kept the rumor mill churning
after an internet rumor said the onions in White Castle burgers aren't onions at all.
So what are they?
It was believed that it was actually small pieces of cabbages saturated in onion juice.
This ridiculous myth just doesn't make sense, but White Castle did address all the fuss.
White Castle admits in their FAQ that they use real onions and in fact, they are dehydrated
onions.
The company has been doing this since World War II due to the short supply.
This process made it easier to ration, and they rehydrate when placing them in the burgers,
so this rumor is laid to rest.
10.
Fast Food Equals Automatic Obesity- This is a common misconception and eating fast food
alone isn't the only thing that contributes to weight gain.
Plus, different levels of obesity need to be correctly attributed to determines the
extra pound.
Factors like genetics, metabolism, exercise and food choices all account for someone's
body.
It's common knowledge that fast food isn't the best food option to resort too, but eating
it every day can lead to health problems.
While fast food doesn't automatically make someone fat, consumption should be in moderation
and opting healthy food choices.
9.
Arby's Meat Comes in Liquid Form- You probably heard wild stories that Arby's meat is shipped
to restaurants in gel form, then molded into meat after it arrives.
It's obvious this outlandish claim is false, and the meat is created from different pieces
of meat.
It is placed into bags and boiled and steamed.
Next time you're at Arby's look a glance at the meat, you can see the muscle tissue.
Now if you order the roast beef, you won't be able to see it because it was once slurred
down and cooked in a solid mass.
This is a standard process, and meat in this form can even be purchased in grocery stores.
8.
Dine-in Restaurants are Healthier than Drive Thrus- Many people believe that sit-down restaurants
are a healthier option than going to a fast food joint because the food is cooked after
you order it and it hasn't been sitting out for hours.
Plus there are healthier food options, so it evens out right?
Well back in 2014, a Drexel study revealed that full combination meals have more calories
than the daily recommendation.
Also, there's all that complimentary bread and small appetizers that come along with
your meal.
To cut to the chase, if you're trying to cut down on calories and want healthy food
choices, you might need to cook your meal at home for yourself.
7.
Fast Food Salads are Wholesome- Newsflash, just because you opt for a salad instead of
ordering a number five at Burger King doesn't mean it's any healthier.
Yes, you eliminated the salty french fries and the sugary diet coke, but don't get
tricked into the whole salad crusade fast food places are trying to sell you.
Aside from the lettuce, you have cheese, select meat and a whole lot of dressing; and I'm
mean your salad is coated in dressing.
Salads also tend to have considerably more fat content, calories, sodium, and sugar.
Next time you're thinking of choosing a salad at a fast food joint, looks at the nutrition
label and see for yourself.
6.
McDonald's Eggs Are Fake- McDonald's Egg McMuffins are a tasty and quick pick me up
for breakfast plus it's inexpensive.
Throughout the years' many people are stumped at the egg shapes and taste.
Not to worry, McDonald's eggs are real, and they come from chicken farms, where the
eggs are fresh.
Once a hen lays an egg, it is shipped off the restaurant that same day.
The eggs are cleaned, weighed and separated for use.
The bigger ones are used for the sausage and egg dish while the smaller ones are used in
other breakfast plates.
The iconic shape is formed by using a ring mold to create a perfect silhouette each time
and any defective egg is discarded.
5.
Diet Soda is Better Than Regular Soda- According to Lisa R. Young, author of The Portion Teller
Plan sugar-free soda isn't healthier than regular pop.
She states the false sweetness in the drink can be an issue as the brain believes that
sweetness means calories are flowing into the body and can spark a metabolic action
in the body.
This can lead to increase in weight gain as well as diabetes, the risk of heart attacks
and a stroke.
Plus soda drinkers overall do not compensate for the extra calories by eating food with
fewer calories.
Chances are you're still going to grub down a cheeseburger and fries with your diet soda.
4.
Taco Bell's Beef is Only 35 Percent Meat- I'm sure you've heard of rumors saying
that Taco Bell's beef is only 35 percent meat, so what's the other 65 percent?
The restaurant's seasoned beef is 88 percent natural beef and 12 perfect filler ingredients.
While that may still turn a few heads, that's better than most fast food restaurants.
The filler ingredients contained in the meat is to make it sweeter and don't worry; it's
edible and safe.
Other safe additives include oats and sodium phosphates to ensure texture.
There's also torula yeast to give the beef a savory taste and lactic acid to regulate
the acidity to achieve flavor.
3.
Darker Coffee Means More Caffeine- Grabbing a cup of coffee on the way to work is a lifesaver
if we have a long day ahead, but just because your cup of joe is black doesn't mean twice
the caffeine.
In fact, lighter roasted coffee will give you a bigger caffeine boost than super black
coffee.
Coffee beans start out being green but will turn darker in the roasting process.
The darker a bean becomes, the more caffeine is lost in the procedure.
So lighter roasts mainly retain their caffeine content.
However, weight and measurement play a role in your batch.
One scoop of dark roast will have a few more beans meaning more caffeine since light roast
coffee is smaller and denser when exposed to heat.
Overall, nothing beats a good cup of coffee!
2.
Fast Food is Cheapest Choice- This is definitely untrue.
Although dollar and value menus are an excellent commodity and may only be less than five dollars,
if you add it all up it can be pricey.
An average combo meal at McDonald's costs around 6 to 7 bucks.
A family of five eating at McDonald's will cost at least $30.
Thirty dollars can get you much more at the grocery store, plus home cooked meals are
half the price.
While fast food may be accessible on the go and cheap at the moment, overall, in the end,
it just racks up.
1.
Eating A Lot of Fast Foods Leads to Addiction- Several people speculate that eating fast
food can result in dependency due to the addictive chemicals and ingredients fast food places
sprinkle in their food.
While most people know this isn't true, it's safe to say that fast food companies
do NOT do this.
Two factors play a fundamental role in making any food taste pleasurable.
The way and sensation of how food feels and taste in our mouth plus some fats and carbs
in the food light up sensors in the brain making up feel happy.
Plus, the smell of fast food triggers feelings that came when you ate it, so while it may
not necessarily lead to addiction; it does lead to mouth-watering cravings.
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