Have you ever noticed that McDonald's tastes better when traveling abroad? There's a reason. In Europe, McDonald's fries are made with just three ingredients, while in the United States, they have 11—including additives banned in other countries over health concerns. From controversial chemicals in fast food to artificial dyes in cereals, learn why some popular foods are healthier outside the United States.
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| | |  | | Why McDonald's Is Better Outside the US | | Have you ever noticed that McDonald's tastes better when traveling abroad? There's a reason. In Europe, McDonald's fries are made with just three ingredients, while in the United States, they have 11—including additives banned in other countries over health concerns. From controversial chemicals in fast food to artificial dyes in cereals, learn why some popular foods are healthier outside the United States. | | | | | | | | What's Happening
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Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. | | – Unknown – | | | | Today's Meal Idea
| | | | | | | | Cozy Vietnamese Beef Stew | This aromatic beef stew is ideal for crisp fall evenings or cold winter nights. Tender grass-fed beef chuck mingles with fragrant lemongrass, star anise, cinnamon, and makrut lime leaves in a rich coconut broth. Carrots add sweetness alongside fiber with low-carbohydrate energy.
Why It's Perfect for the Season:
• Warm spices like star anise and cinnamon lend quintessential fall/winter coziness
• Hearty beef and veggies provide soul-satisfying sustenance
• The lemongrass-lime aroma evokes tropical vibes to brighten gloomy days
Serving Tip:
Pair with rice or a crisp baguette for soaking up the aromatic broth. Top with fresh herbs like Thai basil, mint, and cilantro, plus sliced chilies for punchy contrast. | | Get Full Recipe Here |
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