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I swear that the story I’m about to tell is true, and I’ll even link to a website to document it.
In December, I went to visit an elderly relative. When lunch time came around, she said she wanted a McDonald’s McRib. I’d never eaten a McRib, but decided to have one with her.
A few days later, my Yoga-instructing husband was online ordering yoga mats. He googled the term “yoga mat” and came up with a news story about how McRib sandwiches and yoga mats are made out of exactly the same chemicals!
Since yoga is a healthful practice, I think this means McRibs are health food.
Here is a link: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/the-mcr…