stackyFACTSIn a desperate bid to force children to consume their vegetables, McDonald's corporate chefs completely lost the plot. They actually engineered a broccoli strain that tasted entirely like bubblegum, only to discover that kids were deeply disturbed by savory greens that tasted like candy.
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