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McDonald's says 'pink slime' no longer used in burgers
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Leigh Goessl
McDonald's has announced the fast food chain will no longer be using ammonia treated beef in its hamburgers. A controversial ingredient, the meat in question is inferior trimmings prone to contamination and treated with ammonium hydroxide.
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