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24/08/2026: I'm going to stop ordering because they always forget to put peanuts in the ice cream. It's always cold, and it's not the delivery drivers' fault. Uber Eats and McDonald's are deplorable; do something about it.

22/08/2026: I feel compelled to share an experience of such gravity that I would describe it, without exaggeration, as deeply concerning. During my last order at McDonald's, I had the misfortune of discovering a particularly serious issue with my ice cream. After collecting my order, I noticed something unacceptable: there was a hole in my ice cream. I want to emphasize that this was not simply a cosmetic imperfection. It was, in fact, a cavity. A perfectly identifiable cavity. In an ice cream. I remain deeply affected by this discovery to this day. I immediately wondered how such a situation could be possible in an establishment of this size. I had ordered an ice cream with the legitimate expectation of receiving an ice cream. And not a product with a clear lack of substance. This situation raises many questions. How could this hole have appeared? At what point did the manufacturing process fail? How many quality control checks were necessary to allow such a glaring anomaly to slip through? I think it's time to ask the real questions. Because today, it's just a hole in the ice cream. Tomorrow, who knows what we'll discover? Therefore, I believe an internal investigation would be entirely justified. It would also be relevant to carefully examine the machine used to prepare my dessert. I refuse to believe that such a serious event can simply be considered a minor irregularity. I was expecting dessert. I had a profound experience. For several minutes, I stood staring at the ice cream, unable to comprehend what I was seeing. I obviously don't want to unnecessarily dramatize this situation. But sometimes you have to have the courage to report malfunctions when they occur. I simply ask that this matter be fully investigated. Consumer trust rests on simple principles: an order must match what is advertised. And, in this case, I don't recall ordering an ice cream with a hole in it. I sincerely hope that measures will be taken to ensure that such an incident never happens again. Because after this experience, I will never look at a McDonald's ice cream the same way again. One thing is certain: that hole will remain etched in my memory.