McDonald's attempt to reveal what is "real"

After constant reports of dirty ingredients that are part of the burger-making-process of McDonald's, the fast food opened its factory doors by hiring an ex-Discovery channel star, Grant Imahara to appear on a video for the company.

The company invited the former host to star in the video, “Our Food. Your questions. Is McDonald's beef real?” showing the production process of McDonald's hamburger patties at its factory in California.

The video was uploaded on the official YouTube page of McDonald's, with an explanation that reads, “You’ve been talking about McDonald's beef so we’ve opened the doors to Cargill, one of our U.S. beef suppliers.”

The video, created to tackle rumors regarding sanitation and nutrition problems with its products, instantly received criticism such as, “I can't say I blame Imahara. I wonder how much he gets paid.”

“Nice try though, I still won't be eating your food,” another user commented.