McDonald’s Scrambled Egg-cellent
The preparation comes amongst a broader trend of employees sharing fast-food cooking methods on social networks. Past instances of McDonald’s cooking processes in particular have sparked similar debates among customers.3 The ongoing discourse reflects a growing interest in understanding what goes on behind the curtain of fast-food kitchens.
Unlike common assumptions, the videos show that McDonald’s scrambled eggs are actually prepared fresh rather than being frozen or pre-packaged and heated. Though some viewers were shocked, others have defended the cooking methods, which does speak to a larger conversation about fast food expectations.
Various reactions to McDonald’s scrambled eggs speaks to the significance of transparency in the food industry. Furthermore, it opens up a conversation about the evolving expectations of customers regarding ingredient sourcing and preparation methods. As social media continues to serve as a platform for employee insights and consumer discourse, fast food should hopefully face mounting pressure to address concerns and provide clarity as their ‘secrets’ come forward.
