A rumor about human meat found in McDonald’s factories has been circulated on social media. This claim, part of a years-old hoax, originated from a satirical blog and has no basis in reality.
Satirical Origins
The false story began on the blog Huzlers.com in 2014. It reported human remains in McDonald’s facilities with no supporting evidence. The blog, known for satire, never provided official sources.
Recent Viral Claims
On August 23, a Facebook page known for spreading conspiracy theories renewed this hoax. The post suggested human meat was found in 90% of inspected factories. It directed users to the satirical Huzlers.com. The post was viewed by over 51,000 users.
Official Statements and Reality
McDonald’s states that its patties are made of 100% beef. The Associated Press confirms no human remains have been found in McDonald’s facilities. This aligns with ongoing efforts to fact-check misinformation across social media platforms.
Facebook’s Role
Facebook collaborates with organizations to identify and limit false stories online. For more details on its fact-checking program, visit the provided Facebook support link.
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