A viral sensation on TikTok uncovering “fast food secrets,” has once again sent sh0ckwaves through social media with his latest revelation about McDonald’s famed “World Famous Fries.”
Jordan Howlett, a self-employed social media strategist hailing from San Diego, dropped a bombshell in a recent TikTok video, shedding light on why McDonald’s fries stand out from the rest.
In his widely viewed video, Howlett revealed that McDonald’s fries owe their distinctive flavor to the inclusion of beef flavoring mixed into the vegetable oil used for frying—a revelation that has left many viewers astonished.
Concerns were raised among vegetarians, as Howlett pointed out that the beef flavoring might not sit well with those adhering to a meat-free diet.
Fox News Digital reached out to McDonald’s USA for their response to Howlett’s claims.
While McDonald’s USA has long acknowledged the use of beef flavoring in its fries, the revelation may come as a surprise to many consumers.
The video sparked discussions among viewers, with many expressing surprise at the revelation, especially vegetarians who may find the news concerning.
Interestingly, Howlett’s influence extends beyond TikTok, as he boasts a massive following of 9.1 million on his @Jordan_The_Stallion8 TikTok account.
In previous videos, Howlett has found fast food trivia, claiming to have a group called the “Fast Food Secrets Club” during his college days, where he and his friends shared lesser-known facts about fast food.
In an exclusive statement to Fox News Digital, Howlett expressed his passion for sharing fast food secrets, emphasizing the excitement it brings to his audience and the opportunity to encourage exploration beyond culinary norms.
Because Howlett continues to reveal the layers of fast food mysteries, his content serves as a catalyst for curiosity and discovery, attract viewers to delve deeper into the world of fast food and beyond.
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