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McDonald's changing recipe for Big Mac, other burgers

By Ryan Wu
Published in Recipes
April 18, 2023
1 min read
McDonald's changing recipe for Big Mac, other burgers

So, I read this really interesting article about how McDonald’s is changing the recipe for their iconic Big Mac and other burgers. Apparently, they’re trying to make their menu items healthier and more sustainable by using fresh ingredients in place of processed ones.

From what I gathered, McDonald’s is swapping out preservatives, artificial flavors, and colors for more natural ingredients like paprika and garlic powder. They’re also using fresh beef patties instead of frozen ones to give their burgers a fresher taste. Plus, they’re testing out new plant-based options in some markets to appeal to customers who prefer vegetarian or vegan options.

As someone who used to frequent McDonald’s as a kid, I can’t say I’m surprised by this move. I remember the days when I would eat a Big Mac and feel like I was on top of the world, but now that I’m older and more health-conscious, I’m glad that McDonald’s is taking steps to make their food more nutritious.

But let’s be real, we all know McDonald’s isn’t exactly a health food restaurant. At the end of the day, it’s still fast food, and we should enjoy it in moderation. That being said, I do think it’s important for big companies like McDonald’s to take responsibility for the impact they have on our diets and the environment.

Overall, I think this is a positive move for McDonald’s and the fast food industry as a whole. It shows that they’re listening to their customers and trying to adapt to changing preferences and concerns. Who knows, maybe one day we’ll all be able to indulge in a Big Mac guilt-free!


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