Eating Egg McMuffins could cost you in more ways than one. They are costly but could cost your health and yet more money than the cost of the product. While I have never had an Egg McMuffin, I am sure I have ingested these dangerous ingredients. Read about the problems here.
I will not quit eating wheat. But, I have to figure out exactly which wheat to avoid.
Does this horrify you as much as it does me? Do you eat Egg McMuffins?
I've never had one, mainly because I don't like breakfast of any sort. But at 63, I don't think food is going to kill me now. p.s. Have you gotten your card yet??
ReplyDeletelotta joy,
ReplyDeleteI did not see this comment. Yes, I got the card. It's beautiful and so cleverly made. Thank you.
Breakfast food makes me sleepy. Besides, I do not eat scrambled eggs I did not cook myself.
Funny ....I read this post last week and egg McMuffin got stuck in my head. So on Saturday homemade McMuffins is what I offered all the house guests before we left for Tracey's services. I had never had one but it was tasty and easy. In fact I ate another one today. Funny how a food idea creeps into our minds and doesn't leave until it is satisfied!
ReplyDeleteIt's sort of like an earworm?
DeleteI have never had an EggMcMuffin. I am pretty selective about my food and the one time I ate at a McDonalds, here in Virginia, I got a completely raw McNugget perfectly fried on the outside. I swallowed before I looked back at it.I got salmonella and I was never reimbursed for my medical expenses. It will be a cold day in hell before McDonald's ever sees me again for anything.
ReplyDeleteJane,
DeleteThat is scary. The last time I ate at McD had a hair in the burger!