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KFC faces pressure after McDonald's says no antibiotics in chicken

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By Lisa Baertlein and P.J. Huffstutter

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It's all cooked chicken, not chicken sashimi.

Do antibiotics survive cooking?

Some bacteria-generated toxins survive cooking, but thanks to McDonald's antibiotics ban, those bacteria will remain in place, doing their dirty work til cooked themselves.

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It simply shows how consumers have been fooled and taken for an unhealthy ride by these unreliable fast food giants!

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Best to avoid all these chains if possible, or at least cut down on the number of visits.

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"Without human antibiotics" is not the same as without antibiotics. It could mean that they use antibiotics that are not passed as safe for use in humans.

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Don't worry about the antibiotics, the fat and sodium will kill you first.

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