Salt Content In Fast Food Depends On Country

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 48•18 • Apr 30, 2012

A recently published study of fast food in several countries found that the amount of salt in menu items varied country to country. What do you think?

“Well, what a European McDonald’s lacks in salt, it more than makes up for in mayo, so it's not all bad.”
Devon Campbell –
Oil Dispatcher
“Just tell me where I can find the saltiest Whopper.”
Dana Sandweiss –
Commercial Groundskeeper
“The United Nations is worthless.”
Dane DiManincor –
Bit Sharpener

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