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jay :

old McDonald did have a farm tho

Mckoy :

Who said McDonald's burgers are made from cows? 😂

doughaurt :

1 Cow = 450 burgers so you would need 14k - 15k burgers to supply 6.5million burgers. 1.5 billion cows in the world. 130k cows killed each day in the US. Mcdonalds only takes 10-15%.

Travies :

McDonald: Cow? who said it was a cow?

billybobstheone :

thats only a few thousand cattle a day. For example the Cargill plant in Alberta does 4500 cattle a day there is no mystery

Tommy :

One cow would make thousands of beef patties, people underestimate the sheer size of these creatures, they weigh hundereds, sometimes thousands of pounds. Also McDonalds nuggets are only 36 percent chicken so whats to say they arent doing the same for beef patties

Abby Rain :

That’s because they import their beef from Australia 😂

Quaxx :

Australia most of America's beef is Australian tonnes of cow farms here

Ollie :

McDonald’s gets their beef from Australia

Peter Friggle :

didn't old mcdonald have a farm? (eieio)

Ray :

The real question is how much of the cow they use for mince you’re not going use prime meat / cuts for burgers unless you pay for it

John Kristoffer :

If McDonald made 6.5 million burgers a day and Jollibee and Burger King and Popeyes and other food that comes from cow meat how do they handle that?????

dibyam :

McDonald's sources its massive beef supply from a network of major food processors and suppliers, not directly from local slaughterhouses you might see. Companies like Lopez Foods are among their key US suppliers, processing beef from cattle raised on farms across the country...

Shamyboy :

very simple honestly, McDonald's isn't one super store, its stretched out across the world so meaning there's ranches that supply that McDonald's store in that area meaning there's no one super ranch thats giving millions of patties everyday, just alot and alot of ranches stretched out across the world, get what i mean?

Kibbyy :

1 cow can make 1000-2000 burger btw don't believe ask Google

Camilo :

after deboning a cow yields 500-700 pounds of meat. let's assume the smaller 500 pounds. You make 4 quarter pounders with a pound that's 2000 burgers per cow. For 6 million burgers that is 3 thousand cows per day which given their industrial facilities and that these are supplied from hundreds of sites this is a totally reasonable number of cows per day to process.

tiktokr :

Good question but simply not seeing cow farms doesn’t mean there are none. Global beef production is in the low simplified estimate 280million heads per year. Mcdonalds need 1.2million heads a year to supply 6.5million patties a day. Thats about 0.4% of global production

👣 Makinya :

let me see..a patty is roughly 100- 200 gm..so 6.5m*200=1300000000gm that in kgs ÷1000=1300000kgs that in tons is ÷ 1000 =1300tons...that's what in American math .2 or 2.5 containers ..how much beef do you think america imports from Australia Argentina etc daily?😌 let google be your friend😂

robertfullarton2 :

Soylent Green

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KAL-EL :

That's why I stopped eating fast food because you're eating human meat. There's no way possible in this world to produce that many hamburgers

Luan_luna :

The meat come from other contries, the labor is cheap.

Boyka :

bro it is a franchise business😅

Śõłò :

you wear shoes do you make by yourself? that's same idea, you pay them from producers

перп :

yeah i guess they just lie and maximum sells like a 271k a day idk