Lauren - BK

[Guest guest]

I agree that I am appreciative of their upfront attitude. However on the

site it has 4 black dots that say wheat, soy, milk and fish next to the item

in question. Check it out and tell me if I am reading it wrong or something

please.

 

Rachel

 

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> 24 Mar 2005 15:31:58 -0000

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> Wed, 23 Mar 2005 18:27:09 -0800 (PST)

> Lauren Niedel <lniedel

> Re: McVeggie Burger and BK

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> I actually went to BK's website and for a fast food co. they are pretty

> upfront. They even list on the bottom of their new MORNINGSTAR Vegie burger

> that it is not Vegan. They list on their French Toast strips that it contains

> animal products - they also list if a product is a plant source or an animal

> source - so at least they are making a little bit of an effort. I checked

> their onion ring ingredients and there was absolutely no mention of any fish

> by-products and I must say I would have to give them the benefit of the doubt

> - however whether or not their onion rings and French Fries are fried with

> Chicken and fish is another question.

[Guest guest]

Okay, I finally found this chart with the dots you were talking

about. If you note, the dots are not filled in. On the legend it

states that an unfilled dot means that it is cooked in the same

fryer with these products. ie: it is fried in the same oil as the

fried fish.

 

, rachelart3 <rachelart3@m...>

wrote:

>

> I agree that I am appreciative of their upfront attitude.

However on the

> site it has 4 black dots that say wheat, soy, milk and fish next

to the item

> in question. Check it out and tell me if I am reading it wrong or

something

> please.

>

> Rachel