McDonald's Is Testing Fresh Beef in Its Burgers

Starting with 14 restaurants in Dallas
By Newser Editors and Wire Services
Posted May 12, 2016 5:10 PM CDT
McDonald's Is Testing Fresh Beef in Its Burgers
The sign at the McDonald's restaurant on 42nd Street near Times Square in New York.   (Gene J. Puskar)

McDonald's says it's testing fresh beef at 14 restaurants in Dallas, but claims it's too early to say whether fresh beef could replace its frozen patties nationally, the AP reports. The company says the test is limited to its quarter pounder patties. "Like all of our tests, this one too is designed to see what works and what doesn't within our restaurants," a McDonald's spokesperson says. The test comes as McDonald's Corp. fights to turn around its business, which had suffered slumping sales until recently. The company has said it's looking at improving its core menu items. (More McDonald's stories.)

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