Pizza Drones and Hands-Free Whopper Holders: How Fast-Food Giants Make Big Money by Selling Fake Products
It's incredibly cheap and extremely effective for soda companies and fast-food giants to market products that are never actually made.
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It's incredibly cheap and extremely effective for soda companies and fast-food giants to market products that are never actually made.
No more perfectly square burger patties.
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The worst kind of soggy fries imaginable.
What the hell kind of cat puts mustard on a hamburger?
This seems to be something of trend.
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Wash down your McDonald's egg-white McMuffin and Burger King turkey burger.