Chicken Head Found in McDonalds Happy Meal

Top 10 Most Disgusting Things Ever Found in Food

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1. Chicken Head Found in McDonalds Happy Meal: An American mother found an exact chicken head in her kid’s Happy Meal. Despite the crust, it looked just like a chicken’s head.

2. 7-inch Knife in a Subway Bun: John Agnesini, 27, a Queens, N.Y. man found a 7-inch knife baked right into the bun.

3. Dead Frog in Diet Pepsi: Fred DeNegri was grilling in his backyard when he cracked open a can of Diet Pepsi, took a thirsty gulp and immediately started gagging. Completely disgusted, he immediately called poison control and the FDA, and the can was taken for testing only to find a dead frog in it.

4. Human Finger in Frozen Custard: A man found part of a severed finger packed inside a pint of frozen custard he’d bought from Kohl’s Frozen Custard shop, and officials said it belonged to a worker injured in a food-processing machine accident there.

5. Mouse Baked into Bread: Stephen Forse from Kidlington bought bread from a store in Bicester in January 2009. He found a dead mouse in his loaf of bread while making sandwiches for his children. Premier Foods, the bread maker, was fined £16,821.

6. Cockroach in Packet of Golden Boy: A man found a cockroach inside a packet of GoldenBoy Crispy Anchovy snack. The cockroach even had sesame seeds on it, which confirmed that it came along with the anchovies inside.

7. Poop in Ice Cream: A family accused chefs of serving poop in their ice cream. State government food minister Ian Macdonald confirmed that frozen fecal matter had been found in a serving of chocolate gelato offered to placate pub patron Steve Whyte and his wife Jessica.

8. Frog in Frozen Vegetables: In 2010, Tim Hoffman and her wife found a frog in a bag of frozen vegetables they bought from a local store.

9. Oven Glove in Loaf of Bread: A woman in Northern Ireland discovered part of an oven glove baked into her slice of bread. The loaf had been bought from a local shop just before Christmas. Upon testing, the packet turned out to be full of shreds of the hessian-type cloth. The bread makers were fined £750.