Does Mcdonald's Use Kangaroo Meat?
The McRib is made with kangaroo meat That fact has led people to throw out all sorts of crazy suggestions about what it actually was made of. One of the suggestions that gained the most traction was that the meat was from kangaroos. Nope—it is in fact pork.
What fast food uses kangaroo meat?
Jack in the Box Serves Kangaroo Meat Jack-in-the-Box's burgers are many things, but kangaroos, they ain't. While Australian-exported kangaroo meat was once found at a Jack-in-the-Box supplier in San Diego, there's no conclusive proof any customers were ever served it.
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What is the meat at McDonald's made of?
The beef patties are made with beef cuts such as the chuck, round, and sirloin. Inside the plant, the beef is ground, formed and frozen to maintain quality and flavor. It takes 400,000 pounds daily of 100% pure beef to make the McDonald's burger patties.
How McDonald's hamburger patties are made
What kind of meat does McDonald's use?
"Every one of our burgers is made with 100% pure beef and cooked and prepared with salt, pepper and nothing else — no fillers, no additives, no preservatives," reads a statement on their website. Most of that meat is a ground-up mixture of chuck, sirloin, and round.
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Many Australian restaurants serve kangaroo meat. Kangaroo meat has been exported since 1959. Seventy percent of kangaroo meat is exported, particularly to the European market: Germany and France.
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