Slightly OT, but I loved it (not) when McDonald's squealed like a pig a couple of years ago in the face of suggestions that they offer vegetarian food (burgers) in the US, while they and Burger King do almost everywhere outside of the US... Does BK still have both the vegetarian burgers and bean burgers?
Also OT, still wondering where is wifi free at MickeyD's outside the US, besides the UK? Thanks.
Australia, there's a daily download limit per customer though.
While I'll probably never go to a McD/BK/KFC in Germany (ok, I admit, very rarely ) I'd like to try them out in every country I'm going to.
If you're living abroad for a few weeks, especially when you have every meal in a restaurant, once in a while you just dare for some unhealthy burger, chicken or pizza.
Oh, and maybe it's just me, but the McDo's in Asian countries tend to make much better (and mostly healthier) food. I'll just never ever have fries* with it. Prefer two burgers and a drink.
*Unless they've special fries, country cuts or whatever they're calling them. They taste ok.
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Oh, and maybe it's just me, but the McDo's in Asian countries tend to make much better (and mostly healthier) food. I'll just never ever have fries* with it. Prefer two burgers and a drink...
I thought this about the burgers at McD's and BK on Calle Florida in Buenos Aires. But since they proclaim their meat is domestic (as all restaurants in Europe similarly do) it makes sense that they'd seem different, like their steaks, since their cattle are grass-fed. Now, I should acknowledge that I may have the cause-effect backwards -- e.g., they may seem so because they say so.
And McD's fries burn my stomach, everywhere.
(Can't believe that I'm going on about the *finer* points...)
When I was in Paris in 2000, they had McCanada... haha, so i thought I would try it.. It was just a burger, and in the east coast of Canada, they have McLobster
When I was in London (UK) a couple of weeks ago, they had a limited special Canadian burger. Not sure what special about it...
Yeah a moose burger would have been special.. I've actually eaten moose meat and Bison burgers. They're quite nice. Not gamey and lower in fat.
I cant believe they still have that Canada burger the other side of the Atlantic. What a ripoff. Haha..(here's a secret: no such thing as a Canadian burger)
) I'd like to try them out in every country I'm going to.
