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A thing that is real: craving McDonald's. A thing that is not real: craving a salad from McDonald's. For Business Insider, I wrote about McDonald's decision to abandon healthy food and why that is fine and seems right.
Eating a balanced diet of the four food groups is always my craving.
I loved the southwest salad and grilled chicken snack wraps ;(
Great perspective!
Loving all the topics you cover!!
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1wI actually disagree with your sentiment. For many working mothers, surviving the burdened schedule, sometimes McDonalds can be a great stop for the kids but not for us as adults. I actually miss their "McShaker" salads. Sure, they'll survive and thrive serving unhealthy, but expanding in the right ways also serves the market who ahem "pays" for all those happy meals.