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China Introduces the Yin and Yang Hamburger!

If you order a burger in McDonalds in China you might find yourself sending them black as they don’t taste white. McDonald’s latest culinary offering is inspired by the Chinese phrase “heibai liangdao tongchi,” which is used to describe those individuals who are connected to both good and bad. The black burger, which represents bad, comes packaged with tasty onions and a black pepper sauce. The white one meanwhile, is supposed to represent good, and comes equipped with a spicy sauce touched with a bit of sweetness. We weren't sure whether these burgers were meant to be a McYin and McYang sign, a tribute to Michael Jackson or just a lab experiment gone wrong. I’m not sure if I relish the idea but I’ll go and chew on it for a while. Holy hamburger, less happy meal more crappy one if you ask me! Don’t expect this meal to hit our domestic shores anytime soon. This reminds me of the man who assaulted his girlfriend with a cheeseburger. The report said the man would not let the woman out of the vehicle, so she threw his drink out of the car. In response, the man allegedly grabbed her arm and smashed the cheeseburger into her face. No one was harmed in this big mac attack, the couple was just having a beef or a right burger bash! If arrested would the official charge be assault with a deadly Whopper?