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I never said the apple slices were fresh. Of course they're not, they come pre-packaged, who would think they were fresh? That doesn't change the fact that they
by corin_ 10y ago
I never said the apple slices were fresh. Of course they're not, they come pre-packaged, who would think they were fresh? That doesn't change the fact that they are slices of apple, and that they're not fried or baked. I'm replying to your delusion that you can't get worse than that meal, I'm not claiming it's the best or most nutritional meal in the world.
- tobltobs 10y ago> I'm replying to your delusion that you can't get worse than that meal, And that is wrong, it doesn't matter what you eat at MacDonalds. You can swap the coke against "chocolate milk" to reduce sugar, therefore you get more emulsifier and more preservative. You can swap french fries for apple slices to get less fat, but therefore you get another mix of chemicals without any vitamins left. And all this discussion when the Deli around the corner sells fresh apples ...
- lorenzhs 10y ago> You can swap french fries for apple slices to get less fat, but therefore you get another mix of chemicals without any vitamins left. That's quite an amusing statement, given that the "mix of chemicals" you're criticising is Vitamin C and Calcium. I don't like McDonald's either, but they're not the personified evil you insinuate them to be.