Toddler served raw Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's Kelston in Auckland, New ... trends now

Toddler served raw Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's Kelston in Auckland, New ... trends now
Toddler served raw Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's Kelston in Auckland, New ... trends now

Toddler served raw Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's Kelston in Auckland, New ... trends now

Not Lovin' It: Little boy is served RAW Chicken McNuggets at McDonald's - before staff offer his dad an $8 refund Toddler ate raw chicken nuggets at McDonald's He swallowed one before parents saw 'raw' meat  Dad said his boy has congenital heart disease

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The dad of a little boy with a congenital heart disease has demanded answers after the toddler was served raw chicken nuggets at McDonald's.

The distressed dad - who did not want to be named - claimed the 22-month-old boy tucked into the nuggets on Wednesday after his mum bought him a Happy Meal from Kelston McDonald's in Auckland, New Zealand.

He and the family had gone to McDonald's to treat the toddler as a reward for his bravery during a recent stint in hospital for his congenital heart condition.

He said staff at the McDonald's store didn't take his complaint about the nuggets seriously when he reported it before the fast food giant later offered a $50 voucher and an $8 refund.

It comes after another father found raw meat in the McNuggets he bought for his six-year-old son in South Auckland earlier this month and stopped his son from eating them just in time. 

In the latest incident, the toddler had already eaten one nugget before his horrfied parents realised the meat was pink coloured. 

The toddler had already downed one nugget before his parents noticed the meat was pink coloured (pictured)

The toddler had already downed one nugget before his parents noticed the meat was pink coloured (pictured)

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