- Reddit user posted a photo of decade-old burger and fries from April 2006
- The food isn't mouldy and doesn't look decayed or rotted - just dried out
- Commenters said that the food's high salt content preserved it
When you buy a McDonald's burger, you might think that it's not very good for you - but you'd probably never imagine that it would last for 10 years without rotting.
A Reddit user, believed to be from the US, posted a photo of a McDonald's burger and fries that were 10 years old this month - and it looked like it could have been bought only a few days ago.
While the food does look dry and hard, there is no visible mould and it doesn't appear to have decayed in any way.
The McDonald's burger and fries which has been left on a plate for 10 years. Reddit user standbacknow posted a photo of the food and said someone he knew had bought in April 2006. The food has no visible mould and simply looks dry and hard
Reddit user standbacknow said that a woman they knew had bought the food 10 years ago, and promised that it was a genuine photo.
The user posted the image with the subject: 'This girl I know bought this McDonald's Cheeseburger and fries 10 years ago this month. It looks fresh out of the drive thru.'