/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15840797
there are a lot of poor people in the world, and it tends to be less healthy foods = cheaper. McDonalds is literally everywhere.

>>13504144
conquering the world

How many countries have you had McDonald's in?
What was the most unique item?
Did you notice anything different with the regular options?

I've had it in four countries: Australia, Canada, USA and Japan.
The three Western countries it all tasted exactly the same except for the sausage and egg Mcmuffin which tasted funny in North America.

I only had it once in Japan and the only reason I had it was because I don't speak Japanese, it was the first night for me there and I was intimidated by going in somewhere and ordering something new and unfamiliar.

Got a double quarter pounder and the beef definitely tasted strange. I'm gonna guess it was a pork and beef hybrid patty.

>>5444050

Everybody hates America more than every other country, because America reminds the unwashed masses of their inferiority.

>>5444055
Scones with clotted cream and jam were the only really good thing. The sausages were grey, had a mushy texture, and were weakly flavored. The welsh rarebit was okay, but not as good as the one I make at home. Maybe a competent home cook taking their time with high quality ingredients would make these dishes great. I dunno.

>>5444061

"I've been to more countries" is a meaningless brag. I've been to a lot of countries, but what the fuck would be the point of listing it out on 4chan? I could just make it all up. It's stupid. You're stupid. Especially since the crux of the argument -- how much time to spend in a city on vacation -- is completely a matter of personal preference.

Long Lines at McDonalds Japan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJMJMgyZByo