Celebrity chef Curtis Stone has voiced his concerns about McDonald’s new Double Big Mac, suggesting that it should come with a health warning. According to Stone, this mega burger, which features four beef patties, poses potential risks to consumers and should be approached with caution.
Key Takeaway
Celebrity chef Curtis Stone raises concerns about McDonald's Double Big Mac, advocating for greater transparency regarding the burger's nutritional information and warning of potential health risks.
Curtis Stone’s Concerns
Stone believes that the Double Big Mac’s nutritional information, including its high calorie content of approximately 740 calories, should be clearly communicated to customers. He also raises questions about the composition of the burger’s “100% beef,” emphasizing the importance of transparency regarding the ingredients used in fast food products.
Stone further expresses his apprehensions about fast food chains like McDonald's influencing and capitalizing on people's cravings, highlighting the potential negative impact on public health.
Stone’s remarks come amidst the impending return of the Double Big Mac to the U.S. after its popularity in Australia. Despite his reservations about the burger, Stone is set to launch his new show, “Getting Grilled with Curtis Stone,” on QVC and HSN+.
