r/interestingasfuck • u/Charming_History7423 • 11d ago

/r/all McDonald's in the 80s compared to today

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u/SafeOdd1736 11d ago

Probably because those governments make them use actual ingredients like hamburger meat, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce etc for their food instead of processed chemicals like the US allows. Remember Ireland wouldn’t even allow Subway to call their rolls “bread” because subway put way too much sugar in them?

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u/nono3722 11d ago

Cakeway just doesnt have the same ring to it....

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u/devAcc123 11d ago

Ah yes, hamburger meat

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u/SafeOdd1736 11d ago

You wouldn’t think it’s all that important in a hamburger but turns out, it is.