Why does the food at McDonald's contain so much fat?

Because this is the nature of hamburger. You really shouldn't be singling out McDonalds. If you made a quarter-pound burger at home, you'd get essentially the same thing. read more

In the case of McDonald's quarter pound burger having 26g of fat, that's ~1oz. of fat for a 4oz. patty, which is roughly in line with a 75/25 split of meat and fat. Not far from the average hamburger you see in the grocery store. read more

Here's a list of the menu items at McDonald's that are high in fat content and calories and why these offerings could be harmful to your health. Here's a list of the menu items at McDonald's that are high in fat content and calories and why these offerings could be harmful to your health. read more

No, our Chicken McNuggets® do not contain what some people call"pink slime" or"pink goop." We've seen the photo of"pink goop" or"pink slime" in association with McDonald's. Let's set the record straight: this image in connection with McDonald's is a myth. In fact, we don't know where it came from, but it's not our food. read more

Forty minutes after the Big Mac experience, the FFMP claims your body has lost control over its blood sugar regulation and fast food cravings become intense. One whole hour after a McDonald's Big Mac, the FFMP claims digestion has slowed down to a record halt. read more