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PARIS (Reuters) – Want to stay fit and healthy? Two top French nutritionists
\n are telling people to go for a Big Mac and keep their fingers off the
\n traditional French quiche.<\/p>\n
In an unexpected message to a country priding itself on the superiority
\n of its food, a new food guide praises the McDonald’s burger for having
\n a higher and healthier protein-to-fat ratio than France’s Quiche Lorraine.<\/p>\n
"Strangely enough, the products which are the most demonized are
\n not necessarily the worst," Jean-Michel Cohen and Patrick Serog
\n write in their book "Savoir
\n Manger," in which they analyze 5,000 dishes available in shops and
\n restaurants.<\/p>\n
McDonalds stock was down 3.13% last week, according to Yahoo! Finance<\/p>\n
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