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Big Mac or smaller Mac?

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Air date: Thursday, June 17, 2010
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smaller for sure why do they have to lie we all know the truth
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A McDonalds customer has embarked on a mission to find out if the Big Mac is actually as big as it was 20 years ago.

He uses 1986 video footage of a Big Mac to compare the size of the burger to today's portion.

He concludes it has become smaller but McDonalds has denied the serving is shrinking. You decide and have your say below.

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