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McDonald's, KFC apologize for Chinese food scandal
McDonald's and KFC in China faced a new food safety scare Monday after a meat company has been accused of selling out-of-date and tainted meat to the popular franchises.
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Children familiar with fast food logos are more overweight compared to those who can't: Study
A new study discovers the more a child is familiar with logos and the mascots from fast-food restaurants, sodas, and not-so-healthy snack food brands, the more likely the child is to be overweight or obese.
McDonald's rolls out app to make ordering food faster
If fast food isn't fast enough, McDonald's is rolling out an app that allows customers to order their meal directly from their smart phone.
Disfigured girl who was 'kicked out' of KFC is a hoax (VIDEO)
The report of a Jackson KFC accused of asking a 3-year-old girl to leave because of facial scars was nothing more than a hoax, according to the Laurel Leader-Call.
Burger King rolls out new extra long BBQ cheeseburger hoagie
Just in time for summer, Burger King is rolling out a brand new double stacked Chicken Big King, the burger chain has introduced an Extra Long BBQ Cheeseburger.
McDonald's global sales higher in May, down in the US
McDonald's Inc said Monday global sales grew slightly in May as business in China rebounded after last year's worries about avian flu.
Shocking VIDEO of a woman being beaten to death in a McDonald's store in China
A shocking and tragic event occurred at a McDonald's store in Zhaoyuan, a city in Shandong Province in China. A woman was beaten to death by six people who are reportedly part of a cult and were trying to get her phone number, according to the South China Morning Post.
Diet soda aids in weight loss, industry-funded study finds
Diet soft drinks are 44 per cent more effective at helping people lose weight than drinking water alone, a new study said on Wednesday.
Woman sues McDonald's after she finds a 'foreign object' in breakfast burrito
A McDonald's customer from Michigan had an unpleasant experience during a trip to the fast food giant in February 2012.
Red Robin employee may have exposed 5,000 customers to hepatitis in Springfield, Mo.
A Red Robin employee may have served up a side of hepatitis A to as many as 5,000 restaurant goers' health officials said Wednesday. Immunizations are being offered to those who may have been infected.
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