McDonald's Secret Code: Ex-Worker Reveals Hack for Piping Hot Fries Every Time!
A former McDonald's worker, Jamie Calder, has recently revealed several insider secrets and tips gleaned from his year-long tenure at the fast-food giant. Now a 20-year-old student at the University of Edinburgh, Calder is sharing his knowledge with the public, ranging from how to get the freshest fries to the biggest pet peeves of the staff.
According to Calder, customers can use a three-word phrase to guarantee fresh, piping hot fries:
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