How can mcdonalds get so much meat to make hamburgers?

They grind up people who ask questions in totally inappropriate areas.

r u stoned?

Have they started to put meat in burgers now? It used to be all the bits and pieces off the floor formed into burger shapes and mixed with a corn derivative.

they kill alot of cows (or rather, have alot of cows killed for them)

they use farms in third world countries i think, mainly in deforested areas? ps i like the fact that this question is listed under astronomy xx

they produce it chemically in factories

I don't know what Mcdonald's meat has to do with astronomy and space- perhaps you think they make them from space cows? McDonalds contracts to beef farmers to supply a certain amount of cattle to them. McDonalds pays those beef farmers. Out of the money the farmers are given pursuant to the contracts, they buy/feed/breed cows to fill the quota, pack them off into a truck to the abbatoir.

Meat in in a Mcdonalds hamburger are you sure about that statement

Do you actually eat that stuff? You're on the wrong page. Have a nice day.