Chicken McNugget blue threads
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interesting their youtube is now closed and video removed
Photos here
https://www.naturalnews.com/041655_Chicken_McNuggets_strange_fibers_microscope_images.html
does realy show how small they are - but I used to work in food industry and one of my jobs was to try identify foreign object - Blue is used in tools and brush fibres etc in food industry so they are easier to visually see contamination if it happens.
So the chicken is gonna be reclaimed meat - chicken bones after butcherin the good pieces are put through a process that rubs or whips the the bones to remove the meat - its possible one of the rubbing brushes disintergrated and got mushed up into the block of chicken that was then chopped and shaped into the mcNuggets.
Thats what it usually is - a manufacturing process broke down and bits got spread throughout a batch - cos they are so small and non metal they would be impossible to detect and remove.
Photos here
https://www.naturalnews.com/041655_Chicken_McNuggets_strange_fibers_microscope_images.html
does realy show how small they are - but I used to work in food industry and one of my jobs was to try identify foreign object - Blue is used in tools and brush fibres etc in food industry so they are easier to visually see contamination if it happens.
So the chicken is gonna be reclaimed meat - chicken bones after butcherin the good pieces are put through a process that rubs or whips the the bones to remove the meat - its possible one of the rubbing brushes disintergrated and got mushed up into the block of chicken that was then chopped and shaped into the mcNuggets.
Thats what it usually is - a manufacturing process broke down and bits got spread throughout a batch - cos they are so small and non metal they would be impossible to detect and remove.