McDonald’s more than triples amount of sugar in their hamburgers

March 14 2018 by , medical review by in Food industry, Junk food, Sugar/fructose
Hamburger and french fries

Despite McDonald’s promises to make healthier products, the amount of sugar in their hamburgers is more than three times greater compared to what it was in 1989.

You would perhaps not expect to find a significant amount of sugar in a hamburger, but these days there is actually 9 grams of sugar in one single Big Mac hamburger (probably mostly in the bun).

The Sun: BIG MAC & LIES McDonald’s food has more calories, sugar and salt than 30 years ago despite chain’s pledges to be healthier

Still craving burgers on a low-carb or keto diet? Check out our delicious and sugar-free recipes below.

No-sugar burgers

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