Are McDonald's fries healthy if you put guacamole on them?

Yes.

healthier, yes

Superfood.

The damage is done long before they go near a deep fryer.

What.the.fuck.?.?.?

>>7950329
No idea about healthy, but that pic is disgusting.

it decreases the ratio of fry to not fry so yes. only people who understand science will get this

>>7950329
yep

>>7950329
I hope you die of horribly painful asshole cancer

>>7950385
Huh?

>>7950329
Maybe skipping the fries and go for guac. Just a thought.

Healthy, when used for food, is a worthless word. McDonalds use an antioxidant in their oil. Check how much sodium is in the order of chips you buy, and compare it to the amount of sodium you've consumed for that day. Yes, low-tier fast food thread that is most likely tongue-in-cheek, but it had to be said.

>>7950466

>McDonalds use an antioxidant in their oil

what is that supposed to mean

>>7950482
Oxidized free radicals damage your cells and cause dna breakdown

Aka "aging"

Note to self: make "homemade" Asada fries using Mcdonalds fries.

>>7950489

i mean what bearing does it have, good or bad, on mcdonalds usage of an atioxidant

>>7950508
Why did you put homemade in quotation marks?
It makes it sound like you are going to go out of your to make anywhere but home and tell people you made it at home. Wtf mane

>>7950329

McDonald's has shitty fries.

>>7950567
Because they stop being homemade when he uses McDonalds fries?

>>7950606
They're better outside of America

>>7950535
antioxidant is a buzzword recently for 'healthy' foods

rich in antioxidants is commonly cited for healthfoods i.e. green tea is rich in antioxidants and good for you

disregarding the fact that green tea is actually good for you.

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>>7950329

Did they just mix guacamole and ketchup? That's disgusting.

>>7950375
Really makes u think

>>7951221
>antioxidant is a buzzword recently for 'healthy' foods
Only it isn't, retard.