Claims that McDonald's uses "pink slime" as meat fillers are making the rounds again on social media. "McDonald's hamburgers are only 15% real beef," reads one widely-shared photo attributed to RawForBeauty.com. "The other 85% is meat filler cleansed with Ammonia which causes stomach and intestinal cancer." The claims are a myth, according to the company, which says it removed so-called "pink slime" from its meat three years ago. "Lean finely textured beef treated with ammonia, what some indi...
McDonald's Addresses Claims About 'Pink Slime' In Its Beef (Again)
Business Insider - 13 May 2014 18:47
Claims that McDonald's uses "pink slime" as meat fillers are making the rounds again on social media. "McDonald's hamburgers are only 15% real beef," reads one widely-shared photo attributed to RawForBeauty.com. "The other 85% is meat filler cleansed with Ammonia which causes stomach and intestinal cancer." The claims are a myth, according to the company, which says it removed so-called "pink slime" from its meat three years ago. "Lean finely textured beef treated with ammonia, what some indi...
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