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Originally Posted by slippahs
(Post 7011429)
When was the last time Hawaii McDonalds' offered Teri burgers? I avoid Mc'D's at all costs, but can't remember the last time these were available (maybe two/three years ago?).
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They were at the Hilo McD's a couple of months ago.
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From a business perspective, I look at McDonalds as being very successful in standardizing a product and process and being able to export it around the world. Not as easy as it sounds. I try to check out a local McDonalds in all the countries I visit just as a lark.
It's kind of interesting to see the different menu items. I've found many similar items called different names or versions in different sizes. The only unique items that pop into my head right now are the Croquette in Amsterdam and a green curry burger in Hong Kong. And I've got to agree with 3timesalady, McDonalds is usually a good bet if you're in need of a free and clean washroom. |
Originally Posted by PhlyingRPh
(Post 7013038)
Mcshepherds pie or McToad in the hole anyone?
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Originally Posted by IceTrojan
(Post 7013159)
:eek: How is it different?
For those uninitiated, the US version is a sausage patty, egg cooked all the way through ( :td: ), slice of American cheese in between slices of an English muffin. Do you Aussies replace the cheese with Vegemite? :D The egg and plastic cheese to hold it together were the same! (And they have a plain English muffin available, with jam or..... Vegemite available at breakfast time!) |
Here in Taiwan I do try to avoid them but they do have a great breakfast corn soup and their fried chicken is pretty good too.
They have started an egg custard dessert in competition with KFC that the children love. |
Originally Posted by Frank the Frowner
(Post 7008989)
There is also a variation of the Quarter Pounder with tomato and lettuce called the Royal TS.[5] The same burger is also available in France, where it is called Royal Deluxe.
Originally Posted by jpdx
(Post 7013072)
Mc Donalds in Germany sell beer. Tap or bottle depends on the location. Probably also true for other countries in Europe.
Germany is converting some of the McDonalds restaurants in McCafe where they offer more or less the same Starbucks sells in the US. (different Coffee products, muffins, ...) |
Originally Posted by cblaisd
(Post 7013266)
They were at the Hilo McD's a couple of months ago.
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The McPizza in Western Canada was quite popular at one point. They stopped it 10 or 15 yrs ago.
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We have a McOz in Australia which is a burger with beetroot on it.
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I've had the Chicken Soup and Fried Chicken at the McDonalds in Indonesia.
And the McKroket in Holland is really good ^ |
Originally Posted by PhlyingRPh
(Post 7013038)
Mcshepherds pie or McToad in the hole anyone?
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Found the poutine on the list incredibly off-putting, but the Feb. issue of Saveur has poutine as one of their 100 favorite foods/drinks, etc. "Quebec's answer to cheese fries...in eateries both fast (McD's?) and fancy."
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Originally Posted by seanthepilot
(Post 7013798)
The McPizza in Western Canada was quite popular at one point. They stopped it 10 or 15 yrs ago.
Mike |
Originally Posted by Frank the Frowner
(Post 7008989)
* In certain parts of Asia, Fish McDippers is sold on the menu. It is pieces of breaded fish with dipping sauces. When the item was introduced, it had special dipping sauces such as Thai sweet chili sauce and wasabi. These two dipping sauces have since been discontinued.
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