McDonald's the other day. In fact, McDonald's used an estimated 15 million pounds of the deep-water fish each year -- so many that New Zealand had to limit the poundage that could be fished since Ronald McDonald's company is using so much of the little fish. And while the numbers appear to be stable now, New Zealand is closely monitoring the consumption to make sure the little Hoki fish is exploited for their ability to taste good between a bun along with some tasty french fries and a soft drink.
And what better way to top off a move than by eating some Hoki. Save some money on your move so you can make the trip to your local McDonald's to eat some Hoki by taking advantage of our Cram Session. Shoot us an e-mail here to get some information on your move on your way to the best move you've ever had with Starving Students.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Hoki Fish Would Go Great With Fries
What'd you think about the Hoki fish you ate the other day? Sure you had some. You just probably didn't realize that that was what you're eating because it's been revealed that the Hoki fish is the star (so to speak) of the filet-o-fish you had at McDonald's the other day. In fact, McDonald's used an estimated 15 million pounds of the deep-water fish each year -- so many that New Zealand had to limit the poundage that could be fished since Ronald McDonald's company is using so much of the little fish. And while the numbers appear to be stable now, New Zealand is closely monitoring the consumption to make sure the little Hoki fish is exploited for their ability to taste good between a bun along with some tasty french fries and a soft drink.
And what better way to top off a move than by eating some Hoki. Save some money on your move so you can make the trip to your local McDonald's to eat some Hoki by taking advantage of our Cram Session. Shoot us an e-mail here to get some information on your move on your way to the best move you've ever had with Starving Students.
McDonald's the other day. In fact, McDonald's used an estimated 15 million pounds of the deep-water fish each year -- so many that New Zealand had to limit the poundage that could be fished since Ronald McDonald's company is using so much of the little fish. And while the numbers appear to be stable now, New Zealand is closely monitoring the consumption to make sure the little Hoki fish is exploited for their ability to taste good between a bun along with some tasty french fries and a soft drink.
And what better way to top off a move than by eating some Hoki. Save some money on your move so you can make the trip to your local McDonald's to eat some Hoki by taking advantage of our Cram Session. Shoot us an e-mail here to get some information on your move on your way to the best move you've ever had with Starving Students.
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