Guy grows tomatoes from a McDonald's burger

[Mosca]

I thought this was pretty cool. I can’t do this in my yard because the deer eat everything, but I might try it in my deck box.

[Michael_in_TX]

That was more fascinating than it had any right to be. Also, with as expensive as fast food is these days, might as well get more milage out of it!

[RonB]

If I decide to try this, I'm gonna plant the Quarter Pounder.

I was thinking all along that McD uses a hybrid variety of tomatoes, and as the guy said, they do not breed true, so the offspring are not exactly what McD uses. And I was surprised to see a Roma type tomato too.

[Willy]

WUT!? Life from Mickey D's food? ;--)

[Mosca]

That is the exact same thing I thought, actually.

[FireMan]

Ya never know there RonB , ya could plant a Quarter Pounder and end up with a Goliath like son and end up with a Big Arch.

[SheilaAnn]

How many chemicals and pesticides are in those tomato seeds?

[Willy]

Virtually none. Really.

[SheilaAnn]

Willy really? I would imagine they buy commercially grown produce which uses pesticides.

[Willy]

SheilaAnn The seed is very, very tiny. Virtually zero of whatever tiny amount is in the seed will be in the subsequent plant/fruits.

[randy.56]

That was interesting, I have a neighbor, who is very tight, save seeds from last year tomato's to plant this year.

[dpearce]

Wonder what a Big Mac would
produce? I like me some Big Macs once in awhile.

[HawkerXP]

+1

[texastweeter]

Can you get a Chicken McNugget to hatch?

[Jerod Broussard]

Dang it....Just finished a 10 piece followed by a pair of twinkies and a glass of milk.

[FireMan]

I garemtee ya, ya wouldn't get a glass of milk from a chicket nugget there Jerod Broussard .

[fzxdoc]

And here I envisioned a great big bush loaded with Quarter Pounders. With tomatoes.

K.