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salvorhardin

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38. No, not necessarily

Reply to Life Long Dem (Reply #32)

Wed Dec 28, 2011, 12:05 AM

Dec 2011

It all depends on the moisture content at start, and how humid an environment it was kept in. She could have popped the bun in the microwave for a 30 sec. - 1 min. to get a lot of the moisture out of it, and we'd never know, but if she keeps her house of apartment dry, then that's really going to cut down on mold growth. It'd also probably make a sandwich a miserable experience at her place since her bread would tend to keep going stale quickly.

I don't know, but I think it's possible -- it just takes the right environment.

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Guess What Happens When You Leave McDonalds Out For 6 Months? NOTHING! [View all] DesertRat Dec 2011 OP

It's a hoax. n/t Ian David Dec 2011 #1

More info please. LiberalAndProud Dec 2011 #4

I'll try and find the article. In the meantime, burden of proof is on The Magic Burger Theory. n/t Ian David Dec 2011 #7

It's because the thing was dehydrated. TheWraith Dec 2011 #22

Please elaborate. n/t DesertRat Dec 2011 #6

He doesn't need to explain. MedicalAdmin Dec 2011 #16

If you are going to claim it is a hoax, post a link. fasttense Dec 2011 #12

What can be asserted without proof can be dismissed without proof....Hitchens dixiegrrrrl Dec 2011 #19

What would you expect to happen? It's high fat, high salt, low moisture content food. salvorhardin Dec 2011 #2

I would have expected some kind of biodegradation DesertRat Dec 2011 #5

You want it to get moldy? Put it outside in your garden for 6 months. baldguy Dec 2011 #11

Excellent point! salvorhardin Dec 2011 #21

I'd expect maybe a little mold on the bun. Life Long Dem Dec 2011 #18

Mold requires moisture in order to grow. TheWraith Dec 2011 #23

Which would make the video a fake. Life Long Dem Dec 2011 #32

No, not necessarily salvorhardin Dec 2011 #38

Now I know what to stock my 2012 bomb shelter with! qb Dec 2011 #3

good plan! DesertRat Dec 2011 #9

That's old and was debunked long ago. HopeHoops Dec 2011 #8

I can't find anything debunking it DesertRat Dec 2011 #10

And you reference flickr? HopeHoops Dec 2011 #13

For the record she referenced a posting on a picture storage site. MedicalAdmin Dec 2011 #17

Well, I'm not vegan - I do eggs and dairy - but the link I posted... HopeHoops Dec 2011 #26

Shhhhhhh. MedicalAdmin Dec 2011 #34

Meh DeathToTheOil Dec 2011 #14

Cool. Future archeologists that unearth land fills can still enjoy a Big Mac. Kablooie Dec 2011 #15

If you ate that, you would get diarrhea... Taitertots Dec 2011 #20

Here's a good article on this tammywammy Dec 2011 #24

That is an interesting read. n/t DesertRat Dec 2011 #27

Who you gonna call? DeathToTheOil Dec 2011 #25

This is NOT a hoax. A group of 6th graders replicated this experiment. NYC_SKP Dec 2011 #28

This message was self-deleted by its author DesertRat Dec 2011 #31

They do NOT have a labrador. Vanje Dec 2011 #29

LOL DesertRat Dec 2011 #30

Wow, people on the DU sure are food snobs. I get sick of it actually. n-t Logical Dec 2011 #33

Hoax. Odin2005 Dec 2011 #35

It's not. Having it out in pretty dry air would dry out the burger and fries. tammywammy Dec 2011 #36

This message was self-deleted by its author cherokeeprogressive Dec 2011 #37