>americans eat mcdonalds every single day Honestly. No wonder

>>78793913
well, it's cheaper to go to mc donalds in the states than cookin meals, i would go more often in fats food in France if it wasn't that overpriced

>every single day
more like once a week...

>>78794193
>once a week
more like once a month......

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>>78793913
mcdonalds is shit actually. the are essentially a real estate business, opening up at prime locations for making sales. any other burger place is better. pic related is an excellent burgery.

>>78794193
>>78794223
Commies detected

>>78793913
I haven't eaten McDonald's in 2 years

>>78793913
I legit havnt been to Mcdonalds in well over a year. I prefer chikfila and arbys

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britfag on holiday here, many yanks are quite funny about fast food, though they are the minority, my neice is 15 and only eaten at mcdonalds twice in her life, despite living in nyc, people here are either slim or fat as fuck, there really is now middle ground.

>>78794465
>pickles

*vomiting*

>>78794750
Pleb

i wish i was free enough to afford mcdolans everyday

>>78794774
see >>78794774

>>78793913
It's not that. When they do eat out you should see how big the portions are.
Its typically 1 to 2 sizes bigger than in my country.

>>78793913
Many Americans eat more fast food than is healthy, but that's not the only problem (perhaps not even the main problem). A big(ger?) problem is the fact that American companies put all kinds of shit in their food to make it more addictive. High fructose corn syrup is put into close to everything, and their bread is a lot more sugary than in Europe. I've never been to America, but I've heard (I'll admit this is just hearsay) from Europeans who've been to America that the bread there is so sweet, it almost tastes like cake.

This is why a lot of people here shat their pants over TTIP: it would mean this American garbage disguised as food could end up on our markets, utterly bypassing the EU's and our national standards.

>>78794576
>britfag on holiday here
Can you confirm what I've said about American bread, or is that an exaggeration?

>>78794141
That's a good thing France is doing there: incentivize healthier eating habbits through taxation.

>>78793913
>>americans eat mcdonalds every single day
How can that be if McDonalds is dying a slow death in America?