McDonald's confirms filling in hamburger
Japanese woman finds 'dental material' in food bought from outlet in Kushiro city
Tokyo
A JAPANESE woman got more than a mouthful when she discovered fragments later identified as "dental material" in a McDonald's hamburger, marking the fast-food chain's latest food-quality embarrassment.
The news, confirmed by McDonald's on Friday, comes two days after the company admitted several foreign objects had been found in food at Japanese outlets, including a human tooth in a container of french fries at an outlet in Osaka.
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