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USAONE@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

McDonald's plans to start selling bigger burgers

www.businessinsider.com

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McDonald's plans to start selling bigger burgers

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USAONE@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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McDonald's says it will be "piloting a new large burger equity."
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    You were a child back then, which skews your memory.

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      I dunno, I feel like McDonald’s fries being fried in beef fat made them the big hit back in the day.

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      No, the food really did taste better, due to the cooking process and the different ingredients that were involved.

      For example, the fries were cooked in beef tallow; the meat they used was of better quality, and more nutritious. The bread was different as well—McDonald’s changed it again only a few years ago.

      Edit—Well, they’re changing their burgers again: wsj.com/business/hospitality/mcdonalds-burger-new-menu-2400d22b

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        None of the changes matter if the restaurant employees don’t give a fuck.

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          Ingredient quality does. The employee gives no fucks but if better beef is getting slapped on the grill the food will be better.

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          100% pure beef, yes.

          Now, which part of the beef are they using?

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              What grade of beef trimming? What part of the trimmings exactly? What ratio of what trimmings, and how much fat is used comapred to the rest?

              Lipton is 100% “tea,” but its also the sweepings left after all the good parts of the tea leaves have been filtered out and sold as different brands.

              Thats what McDonald’s is doing.

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                  Im not a dietician or a rancher, but not all beef is created equal. Being “beef” doesnt mean every cow is the same nutritionally. Its not just a ratio of muscle to fat that affects that. What cattle are fed, how they are treated/slaughtered, how much time they roam all effects the nutrients in the meat. I guarantee all of the above are worse in the cattle McDonald’s uses, even compared to the 80’s.

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      Nah, I know for a fact that the Whopper has been enshittified since at least the 90s. It used to be one of my favorites but now tastes like shit and costs 3x the price.

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      https://i.imgur.com/bRXrFk2_d.webp?maxwidth=760&fidelity=grand

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        Now I want a picture of these two next to that new and improved “Big” Mac that now looks as if it had shrunk in the drying machine, for comparison.

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          I got a Big Mac last week that looked like a kids meal version.

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            Thank you for confirming that I am not imagining things, kind person.

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          I’m sure someone here has the talent to scale it for us.

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