...kind of kid gets "apple slices with caramel dip" at McDonald's?

Is this just something here in Canada? I remember the government talking about forcing McDonalds and the like to have "healthy choices".

as long it tasted good :ok:

sounds yummy..

kids should be forced to eat mcdonalds apple pie in a cardboard sleeve thats been heated up to 400 C inside.
it never did us any harm

I was forced to eat Fillet O'Fish since my mom is kosher. They weren't exactly bad, but... Well, it might have caused me to be abnormal, like many other things.

I once had an apple pie from them...
There was no permanent physical damage...
I'm not sure if I was affected mentally...

Who knows... :whistle:

Well... i WORK @ McD.. so i know that the food is not exactly healthy..

The thing is thou.. it's only the AMERICAN McD who has all the junk.. here in sweden, we dumped the Supersize a long time ago, and we'r selling sallads like hell... and we try to get ppl to eat carrots instead of fries... and it works...

don't wanna kill our customers..

Just because it's a salad doesn't mean it's healthy.

The government is forcing macdonalds to make pseudo-healthy changes. The food is processed, and absolutely filthy.

It has been proven that macdonalds causes liver damage.

I would never eat or work at macdonalds - horrible food, and you're suporting evil.

If you want food made using the most cost-effective, and substandard methods go ahead and eat at macdonalds.

There are no products or consumers, there is only market share.

I rather die then eat at macdonalds.

100 years ago the word "heart attack" didn't exist, and cancer was rare. Diabetes was undeard of.

Industrialized food production is causing our food to be less nutritious, and and more toxic. The mainstream media, and the government tells us it's safe because they are making billions of dollars from it.

There is only one disease, and it's called malnutrition.

Eating or working at macdonalds is immoral.

Uhmm... my dinner last year often was a croque-monsieur out of an automat. Put a coin in, pick the one you want, wait two minutes (usually turned out to be seven) and out it goes, warm and wrapped in some pale-brown baking paper. What was it 'bout McDonalds and healthy again? :bleh: