Brand questions · US label guide
Does McDonald’s use artificial dyes? Check the item.
See why the US fries record cannot support a verified dye answer, and use the official item page or your package to check a specific recipe.
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1 of 1 products · Checking Artificial Dyes
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01 · A closer look
The current result is unknown.
The US small-fries record in this library does not have verified ingredient evidence. We cannot use that record to say artificial dyes are present or absent, and we do not extend it to the rest of the menu.
McDonald’s: US small fries02 · A closer look
Historical text is not a current label.
A previous ingredient statement or an image of a package can help you investigate, but it is not a substitute for dated, matching evidence. The checker keeps unverified records unknown rather than treating missing information as a pass.
03 · A closer look
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Choose the exact item, country, size, and relevant customization. Use its official ingredient statement in the manual checker. Results from another market, including Australian fries, do not establish the US recipe.