In Japan, McDonald's restaurants are turning to time-honoured Asian soul food -- tofu -- as the chain scrambles to minimise the damage from an embarrassing tainted meat scandal in China. The fast-food giant's more than 3,000 restaurants in Japan on Wednesday started selling "Tofu Shinjo" nuggets modelled on a traditional side dish that meshes tofu, vegetables and fish. For 249 yen ( (Dollar) 2.40), customers can sink their teeth into four pieces of the chicken-free ...
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