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The Science Behind the Filet-O-Fish: Why Finding a Parasite is a Sign of Wild-Caught Quality
Recent social media reports of worm-like creatures in McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwiches have sparked consumer concern, but food safety experts clarify these parasites are a natural occurrence in wild-caught fish. While visually unappealing, the presence of nematodes confirms the use of real Alaska pollock and poses no health risk when the fish is cooked to industry standards.
February 23, 2026697 views
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