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McDonald's Fries: US vs UK – Why American Food Ingredients Are Banned in Europe | Joe Rogan #jre

LebanonPublished November 19, 2024

Views 131K  |  Likes 2.26K  |  Comments 136
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This video has 131K views and 2.26K likes, ranking #5,644,945 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

131,030

Likes

2,261

Comments

136

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Total (all-time): $92 – $262

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Joe Rogan dives into the stark differences between American and European food ingredients. Why does the U.S. allow additives banned across Europe? Discover the truth behind these controversial practices and their impact on health.

Published
November 19, 2024
Made for kids
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