A flopped nugget experiment explains why yo...

What’s Happening

Okay so But it did lead to the invention of one of the most popular fast-food items ever.

The post A flopped nugget experiment explains why youll never find onion rings at McDonalds appeared first on Upworthy. Onion rings are a staple fast- food item. (yes, really)

Yet you’re unlikely to find them at McDonald’s , one of the most recognizable fast-food chains in the world.

The Details

A single door can open up a world of endless possibilities. For homeowners, the front door of their house is a gateway to financial stability, job security, and better health.

Yet for many, that door remains closed. Because of the rising costs of housing, 1 in 3 people around the world wake up without the security of safe, affordable housing.

Why This Matters

Since 1976, Habitat for Humanity has made it their mission to unlock and open the door to opportunity for families everywhere, and their efforts have paid off in a big way. Through their work over the past 50 years, more than 65 million people have gained access to new or improved housing, and the movement continues to gain momentum. Since 2011 alone, Habitat for Humanity has expanded access to affordable housing by a hundredfold.

The internet is doing what it does best - making this blow up everywhere.

Key Takeaways

• A world where everyone has access to a decent home is becoming a reality, but there’s still much to do.
• Here’s how the foundation to a better world starts with housing, and how everyone can pitch in to make it happen.
• Volunteers raise a wall for the framework of a new home during the first day of building at Habitat for Humanitys 2025 Carter Work Project.

The Bottom Line

Families, struggle with high costs and other challenges related to housing. A crisis in itself, this also creates larger problems that affect families and communities in unexpected ways.

What do you think about all this?