McDs dispel super-size McMyths

EVER since the Earl of Sandwich first ordered meat between two pieces of bread in 1765, people have been eating sandwiches.

The next step - vending a carefully formulated product that resembles a sandwich - was already explored extensively in the movie, Super Size Me. Morgan Spurlock’s burger-in-cheek stunt showed just how bad a McDonald’s diet can be.

But, according to Dr Cathy Kapica, Global Director of Nutrition for the fast food giant, that movie - successful as it was - was not about McDonald’s at all.