Greed kills

Chicken and fries offered by some chains have more artery-clogging trans fats when served in the U.S.

At a New York City McDonald’s, a large fries and chicken nuggets combo was found to contain 10.2 grams of trans fat, compared with 0.33 grams in Denmark and about 3 grams in Spain, Russia and the Czech Republic.

Why? Because it would cost a penny more per serving to switch to other, less lethal fats. The chains save money, diners get clogged arteries - and this happens more in the US than in other countries.

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