The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
“Steak 'N Shake has just turned, and people chant these fried potatoes,” Kennedy, the Fox News host, Sean Hanity, said during an interview from a chain restaurant in Florida.
“It is a completely different experience,” said the Secretary of HHS about fried potatoes, which the company is now making with beef instead of vegetable oil.
“Customers cheer this,” continued. “Meat and shaking slice was great. We are very grateful to them on rfking French potatoes.”
Kennedy, while he was rumored to fried potatoes and a double -burger cheesh front, pointed out that he believes that seed oils could be one of the main stimuli behind the “epidemic” of chronic diseases in America.
He said, “Seed oil is one of the components of processed foods, and all science indicates that super treatment is the main perpetrator in this exceptional explosion – the epidemic that we have from chronic diseases,” he said.
HHS Secretary previously stated that ending the “Chronic Childhood Disease” will be one of his higher priorities during President Trump's second term.
Despite Kennedy's concerns with seed oils and processed foods, he said he would not fully support the products, preferring instead “motivating” companies to move away from seed oils, such as steak.
“I have a liberation look,” said RFK JR. Hannity. People should be able to make their own choices. If you want to eat cakes or seed oils, you should be able to do so. ”
“You should be able to practice enlightened selection,” he added. “You must know what this product is, what is in your food and what are the health effects. That's all we will do.”
“President Trump wants us to have a radical transparency and motivate companies like [Steak ‘n Shake] “To switch to traditional ingredients, such as beef,” Kennedy said.
“We will inform the Americans of what they get sick.”
RFK JR. Until other restaurant chains, including Popeyes, Outback Steakouse, SweetGreen and Buffalo Wild Wings have recently turned away from seed oils or in the transition.
He said: “We want to do everything in our power to motivate these companies to be transparent, and to switch from super manufactured foods, and to be part of this movement to make America more healthier.”
