Enough to put you off McFlurrys forever. Photo / 123RF
Enough to put you off McFlurrys forever. Photo / 123RF
A man who claimed to work in McDonalds has shared stomach-churning photos of what he claims came out of one of the fast food chain's ice cream machines.
A man named 'Nick' on Twitter, from Louisiana, has shared gross photo on his page, which he claims to be from a McDonald's ice cream machine..
The man, who goes by the name of "Nick" on Twitter and lives in Louisiana, shared the gross photos on his pageand they have quickly gone viral.
People replied to his tweet saying the gunk must be the remnants of a grease trap, to which he responded: 'This is the side of the ice cream machine! It's not from a grease trap' - and shared this snap
The image shows a metal tray that he claims came out of one of the chain's ice cream machines - and it appears to be full of green gunk.
He then shared a photo of what he claimed to be the grease trap for those asking him.
Posting the snap to Twitter on July 14, he wrote: "This came out of McDonald's ice cream machine in case y'all were wondering...":.
He then shared a photo of what he claimed to be the grease trap for those asking him.
His tweet has since had 14,000 retweets and thousands of comments.
He then added another tweet, writing: 'People keep quoting this and saying this is the reason it's always down when it works perfectly fine with this in it.'
He went on to share more photos of inside the kitchen, which he claimed to be fast food chain McDonalds.
People were quick to comment saying it must be the remnants of a grease trap, to which he responded: "This is the side of the ice cream machine! It's not from a grease trap."
He then shared more photos of dirty machinery and floors. He told his followers: 'I got fired from McDonald's. I strategically planned this because I start working at my new job Friday'.
He then shared photos of the grease trap itself, before sharing more photos of dirty machinery and floors.
He continued to add photos to his Twitter account and his tweets amassed thousands of responses.
He told his followers: "I got fired from McDonald's. I strategically planned this because I start working at my new job Friday. I planned on losing my job."
In a final tweet, he shared photos of what he claimed to be the frozen food from McDonalds.
His tweets have amassed thousands of responses and retweets from social media users. MailOnline has contacted McDonald's and is awaiting a response.
