I have vague childhood memories of the glory of McDonald's fries. As I grew older I wondered why they weren't as good as my memories. I figured it was just childhood nostalgia. It wasn't until I heard Malcolm Gladwell recount the tale of how McDonald's betrayed the American people and replaced beef tallow with seed oil in their fries that I understood.
With the rise in pro-animal fat sentiment and recent McDonalds news/entertainment events I think it is worth revisiting. Revisionist History from 2017.
https://youtu.be/HVpJAJjDI8U
I have wondered about this as well but have never seen any real explanation or investigation into the situation. When tallow started to go out of fashion and seed oils mostly took its place, where did that stream of tallow go? Discarded, used in other food products, industrial use, animal feed, other countries?
While tallow is making a comeback or sorts and is big on certain corners of the internet, pro animal fat/anti-seed oil eating is still fairly niche in the real world. It won't happen overnight but markets can adapt and change over time to make it happen if the demand is there.
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The average voter I'm afraid. She's just a puppet of the power elite and if they have calculated that this endorsement will give an advantage among some segment of voters then it probably will
Lol great article. I love the Subhead: "The ex-president and RFK Jr were among the stars of this year’s Bitcoin conference, where there was no line for the women’s bathroom"
If I go on twitter I learn that everyone hates kamala and donald is going to win in a landslide.
If I go on reddit I discover that trump is desperate as kamala keeps going up in the polls and he deeply regrets choosing JD as VP who he will soon have to replace.
Here on nostr? It's looking like the people are already winning and we are taking bitcoin with us
nice. I never grew that kind before. it's giant in size but mild in flavor, correct? do you use it like regular garlic or do you treat it differently or have special recipes for it?
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