Title: Woman Finds Foreign Object in Sausage and Egg McMuffin at McDonald’s
A woman named Margaret Francic experienced a rather unpleasant surprise during her visit to a McDonald’s restaurant in Australia. While enjoying her favorite breakfast dish, a Sausage and Egg McMuffin, she discovered something unexpected. When she took a bite, she felt an unusual sensation in her throat.
Assuming it might be a piece of boiled egg, Francic swallowed it but realized it scratched her throat. Shocked, she examined the McMuffin closely and found a strange shiny green object that had been inadvertently cooked into the bread.
Concerned and disturbed by the discovery, Francic promptly returned to the McDonald’s and showed the object to the staff. According to her, the manager’s response of calling it a worker’s glove only intensified her disgust, as she couldn’t help but imagine the potential contamination associated with it.
In an attempt to apologize, McDonald’s offered Francic a complimentary meal. However, she was disappointed by the manager’s apathetic attitude towards the issue, considering it a serious matter that could potentially impact her health.
Hours later, Francic reached out to McDonald’s headquarters to file a complaint. She provided photographic evidence of the green glove piece lodged inside the bread. Surprisingly, the company representative requested more pictures even though Francic had already returned the burger by that time.
Expressing her concern, Francic stated that her throat remained sore even after three days, leaving her worried about potential health effects from consuming plastic.
McDonald’s has stated that it is actively investigating the incident to determine the cause and prevent such incidents from recurring.
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