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excuse us as we go toss our iced coffee; a new investigation from The
Daily Mail has found that ice from McDonald's, Burger King, KFC,
Starbucks, and more fast-food chains, tested in the U.K., was all more
bacteria-ridden than toilet water.
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The Mail reports that scientific tests found that all of the samples
contained more bacteria than toilet water at the same place, but none of
them presented an "immediate health danger."
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Samples from McDonald's, KFC, and Nando's were suspected to be dirtied
by things like a dirty ice machine, while Burger King responded to its
results by saying it was probably an employee who didn't wash his or her
hands.
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Meanwhile, Starbucks reportedly had a "satisfactory" level of bacteria,
scientists say, despite the amount being higher than bathroom water
levels.
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Of course, this isn't the first time people have discovered the scary
bacteria in ice; Grub Street has rounded up every instance of
ice-bacteria research, enough to make you swear off iced drinks forever.
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