[4rcane]

sustainable beef = taste awful
I’ve stopped going to mcdonald because alot of the food there don’t taste what it used to

[MeshugeMikey]

maybe they’re stretching the beef supply....thereby making it more sustainable.... by using other carbon based filler.... like sawdust?

[arderkrag]

sustainable beef = taste awful

Hate to rain on your parade, but...

" It’s apparent from the experts quoted in the article that defining sustainability is a difficult task. To me, sustainable beef is that which is produced efficiently, packs the most nutrient punch and creates the least environmental impact. I think it’s great that the U.S. beef industry offers so many choices to appeal to a wide range of consumer demands and needs. However, I hope consumers know that they shouldn’t fear conventionally raised, traditional beef. After all, it’s a product that is raised with the most efficiency, therefore using less land, water and natural resources, while still providing many of the essential nutrients we need to thrive. With its tremendous efficiency, the U.S. model of beef production should be used as the world’s model for providing food with sustainability."

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Sustainable beef just means produced efficiently. This will most likely affect McD's locations in third-world countries.

[Mears]

“I’ve stopped going to mcdonald because alot of the food there don’t taste what it used to
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The fries were to die for until they changed the cooking oils about 20 years ago.

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