The vegan options at McDonalds in the states are so sad compared to Europe.
It’s so interesting to me how American companies choose to be more advanced/progressive in other countries.
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Why should a burger joint become more vegan? Do vegans lack places to eat?
ninalanyon · 61-69, T
StrictLoving · 56-60, M
@ninalanyon but is McDonald's really the answer? Ew. 😅
ninalanyon · 61-69, T
@StrictLoving McDonald's in Europe has got much better in recent decades. Not my favourite place to eat but it is sometimes convenient when I am driving between Norway and the UK to stop at McDonald's for a snack. I imagine that if I were a vegan I would be grateful that any fast food outlet had any vegan food because it really isn't very common.
StrictLoving · 56-60, M
@ninalanyon my thinking was more along the lines of
it doesn't matter what the question is, the answer is not McDonald's.
it doesn't matter what the question is, the answer is not McDonald's.
ninalanyon · 61-69, T
@StrictLoving Twenty years ago I would have said the same thing but in northern Europe now they are not so bad, at least if all I want is a cup of coffee and some fries, the use of the wifi, and the lavatory. They are usually clean and efficient. I never eat the burgers, not because they are especially bad but because the bread they are wrapped in doesn't deserve the name, but that goes for every other burger place I have ever visited too.