That burger is fuzzy.

Burger King is removing artificial preservatives from its burgers, which means they can mold. It wants to show customers that the burgers are fresh. (AP)
A worker at Burger King makes burgers in the kitchen of the restaurant. These won’t be moldy! (AP)
A fresh whopper. (Burger King)
The same whopper, after it sat a long time, covered in mold. (Burger King)
The outside of a Burger King restaurant. (AP)

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Look at the fresh burger. Watch its color change. The bread is turning blue. The meat is turning green.

The burger is covered in fuzzy mold. Fresh food gets old. It grows mold.

READ MORE: “No more preservatives,” says Burger King. Preservatives are natural or man-made chemicals added to food. They make food last longer. Burger King’s famous Whoppers won’t have any preservatives. The new Whopper ad shows a fresh burger turning moldy. Fresh food changes over time. Mold looks gross. But it’s a good sign. It means that food is real. God gives us good food. Psalm 145:15 says, “The eyes of all look to you, and you give them their food in due season.”