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Some vegans. If you care about the environment at all you’re not going to be demanding every restaurant buy additional grills, expand footprint, or alternativel
by nxc18 6y ago
Some vegans. If you care about the environment at all you’re not going to be demanding every restaurant buy additional grills, expand footprint, or alternatively not serve vegans at all. Demanding separate grills doesn’t have any impact on animal suffering either. The only vegans I could see caring about that are the purity test vegans or the vegans who are convinced meat is physically dangerous to human health, and those people shouldn’t eat in McDonald’s regardless.
- dmurray 6y agoThe "pure" vegans may be a minority, but will have a disproportionately loud voice.
- redisman 6y agoSure but I don't think they'll be exactly in McDonalds target audience here. Their dietary habits are on the polar opposite end.
- Arcuru 6y agoI have also heard that some people that are on strict vegan diets can develop an intolerance to animal products. So I guess it's possible they could have issues with cross contamination. Disclaimer: This is pure, third-hand speculation. I am not in a position to know if developing an animal products intolerance is possible.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoI can confirm having developed some intolerance to animal fats since becoming vegetarian. It isn't usually a problem if my fake-meat is cooked on the same surface as real-meat, but every so often I will experience some stomach discomfort. Pig fat seems to be the most likely to cause it.