@Moon I know they changed it in like 1990 but I think they changed it since then too because I remember fries in the 90s being bomb, like the oil on them was so tasty
@eris some guy ate mcdonalds every single day, and he had a heart attack and went on a multi decade political campaign to get food recipes changed at fast food places (instead of just not eating at mcdonalds every fucking day)
@eris they are different than after the 1990 change, I don't think they're very good now. They're not revolting but they're about the same as burger king fries now, when mcdonalds fries used to be the best.
@TeaTootler@mangeurdenuage It was a guy named Phil Sokolof who was spending millions of dollars putting up ads in newspapers saying that fast food was killing people.
@TeaTootler@Moon That and shitty organisations shilled that it was the cause heart attacks, ironic that we now now that seed oils and a million times worse while not only causing heart attacks it also causes Alzheimer.
@Moon@TeaTootler It's a accumulation of a lot of negative practices, it goes from carcinogen agricultural growing methods, feeding cattle plastic, treating cattle with chemicals and cooking with carcinogens like PFAs, aluminium and many more.
@smartomato@Moon Nope, it’s for real. I’m very early Gen X (really Gen Jones but that never took off) and I can confirm from when I was growing up prior to college in the 1980s that MacDonald’s french fries used to be the best you could get aside from the specialty placed that use peanut oil, then at some point they went thoroughly average.