Are McDonald's french fries vegetarian?

Most animal-rights activists follow a plant-based diet for ethical reasons and avoid places where billions of dead animals are served up every day. But vegetarians or vegans may have a guilty little secret concerning McDonald's French fries — but don't worry, no one is looking to out you. read more

French fries at an American McDonald’s are not a vegetarian item. McDonald’s buys French fries from a supplier who adds beef to the other 18 ingredients in those fries. One would think French fries are pretty straightforward. read more

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In the US, in the restaurants they are fried in vegetable oil, but some beef flavor is added at the processing plant (McDonald's French Fries Still Not Vegetarian). In Singapore ((McDonald's™ Singapore) and India (No beef in McDonald's fries), the fries are 100% vegetarian. read more

World Famous Fries® Our French fries are born from premium potatoes such as the Russet Burbank and the Shepody. With zero grams of trans fat per labeled serving, these epic fries are crispy and golden on the outside and fluffy on the inside. read more