So what goes into making a perfect fry?
But it also makes them non-vegetarian.
All but one of these have swapped the tallow out for supposedly healthier oils in recent years.
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Most people know that they 100% weren’t at one point.
McDonald’s uses something called “beef extract” in the ingredients for its famous fries.
McDonald’s, for its part, isn’t telling because they don’t legally have to.
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A food scientist toldMashablethat it is likely just “beef adjacent” but no one is really sure.
The chain’s fryers contain beef tallow, as confirmed by a rep for the restaurant.
The chainactually fries everything in iteven its chicken wings.
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Smashburger started in 2007 in Denver with the aim of becoming a better burger company.
Portillo’s isn’t hiding this fact either and includes the info right on the required allergen list.
There was a lot of chatter and questions online about Outback using beef tallow.
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