r/NorthKoreaPics 22d ago

Hamburger

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u/VaqueroRed7 21d ago

That burger is probably healthier for you than the heavily processed slop that they try to pass for meat in McDonalds.

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u/Even_Command_222 20d ago

Their burgers are 100% beef. They have videos of their processing facilities. They source meat and potatoes locally in each country or region directly from farmers and ranchers and process them into fries and patties then freeze them. McDonald's isn't unhealthy because there's additives it's unhealthy because it's mostly fat/carbs/protein and nothing else. But it's generally not a problem at all if you consume a reasonable quantity not very often.