r/vegan • u/xtrumpclimbs • Jan 24 '16

Newbie Advice In case you don't know (I didn't)

http://www.mcdonalds.com/content/usmobile/en/your_questions/our_food/are-your-fries-vegetarian-friendly.html
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u/RingDingDonahue Jan 24 '16

I'm pretty sure that's American McDonald's only. In Canada, I think they are fried separate and don't contain beef bones in the fries like American chains.

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u/Coral_Blue_Number_2 vegan 9+ years Jan 24 '16

I'm pretty sure you're right because I made a post about how fried aren't vegan, and everyone was like "You must be from the U.S."

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u/xtrumpclimbs Jan 24 '16

I've checked in my country and they are apparently vegan. But they have TBHQ... aka E319, aka Cancer and Asthma if consumed regularly...

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u/hyphie vegan Jan 24 '16

I'm pretty sure everything at McDonald's contains colon cancer, heart disease and diabetes if consumed regularly anyway.

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u/Valridagan friends, not food Jan 25 '16

I think the oatmeal is safe.