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> P.S.  Is it true that McDonald's "shakes" are not called milkshakes because
> of a definite lack of anything resembling a dairy product?  (I don't really
> want to know; it's just something to think about.)
>  - joel "vo" plutchak
> {allegra,ihnp4,seismo}!uwvax!uwmacc!oyster

Somebody mentioned this to to me once, the next time I was in McDonalds I
looked at the price list above the counter. They are called shakes, but the
little red milk symbol was displayed along side. My guess is that there is
therefore some milk in them, but it may only be a small amount.

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