Mickey D's around the world

[Anonymous No.13533768]

What good shit do McDonald's outside USA have that Amerifats are missing out on?

[Anonymous No.13535504]

[Anonymous No.13535508]

[Anonymous No.13535513]

>>13535508
that looks good.

[Anonymous No.13535514]

[Anonymous No.13535517]

>>13535514
Did they just flip a regular bun upside down?

[Anonymous No.13535518]

[Anonymous No.13535522]

>>13535517
yes>>13535518

[Anonymous No.13535613]

>>13535518
do Americans really?

[Anonymous No.13535619]

NIGGERS IN YOUR FAGGOT ASS, HOMOS

[Anonymous No.13535625]

[Anonymous No.13535630]

Why yes, Polish people are the most powerful race on the planet. They can have a 1000+ calorie burger on their menu and not be criticized for it.

[Anonymous No.13535639]

>>13533768

introducing....the macdonalds wholegrain rice porridge/congee aka slop 'o shit

[Anonymous No.13535673]

>>13535630
That looks fucking incredible

[Anonymous No.13535684]

>>13535639
ad vs reality

[Anonymous No.13535692]

>>13535684
I mean, it still reminds me of that time I puked up one of their burgers, but with corn on top.

[Anonymous No.13535768]

I've always been curious about Indian McDonalds

[Anonymous No.13535837]

mcdonalds overseas either looks a decent quality or nightmare fuel

[Anonymous No.13535849]

from Bong

[Anonymous No.13535862]

McDonald's breakfast roll

[Anonymous No.13535891]

>>13535639
even homemade rice based stews and soups look like that, id say they nailed it.
whether or not it tastes good is another story

[Anonymous No.13535943]

>>13535518

what

[Anonymous No.13535953]

>>13535849
That's different than the USA McBurrito

[Anonymous No.13535965]

>>13535518
>Comrade behold, the MaKTocT i3. Is superior to the i2, we turn both buns inside out now.
Russia stronk.

[Anonymous No.13536086]

On the east coast they have a mclobster sandwich. It's basically lobster and mayonnaise on a hotdog bun. It's pretty good for what it is. Real lobster. It's pretty expensive though

[Anonymous No.13536098]

>>13536086
East coast Canada, that is

[Anonymous No.13536102]

Their first regional item is still their best.

[Anonymous No.13536105]

>>13535504
WANT

[Anonymous No.13536111]

>>13535768
>curry burger
Mouth watering

[Anonymous No.13536118]

>>13536102
Looks like something I've had on plane flights to Asia before

[Anonymous No.13536121]

>>13536102
the deluxe breakfast platter blows that shit out of the water
if you want saimin just go to shiros or something

[Anonymous No.13536138]

>>13536121
I didn't say it was great saimin, just that it's really good for a mcdonald's item. Deluxe breakfast platter is great too, but aside from their weird eggs anyone can recreate that at home.

[Anonymous No.13536144]

They sell McFeasts with rye buns in Finland.

[Anonymous No.13536163]

I like my swiss CBO

[Anonymous No.13536176]

>>13533768
>What good shit do McDonald's outside USA have that Amerifats are missing out on?
There are whole blogs devoted to spotting these items, and it's part of tourism to pop into the local McDs while out of the country.

I think the most famous item is the option of the breaded cheese croquette patty. It's like a slab of a mozzarella stick deep fried. Various countries add it to the menu for a vegan item from Prague to Paris to Montreal (sometimes as a special item).

Isreal has a McShawarma and McKebab. I've had McCafe bubble tea in Vienna of all places where there was a lot of local pastries (if you see McCafe, that's where you'll most of the fun local desserts and fruit-smoothies, whether it is sour cherry or mango). Peru has some purple root milkshake or ice cream that was good. I think you'll see the most variation in the breakfast menus where local customs get added, and in the seasonal desserts and shake flavors. Prague has toblerone mcfluffy, for example. Various empanadas, cajeta (goats milk caramel) sundae, poutine, black bean molletes or gallo pinto beans and rice with plantains and natilla, chocolate hazelnut croissant, and some other baked goods.

Of course you'll see the Lobster Roll in the NE McDonalds seasonally in the US. Never had it but it's about $20 cheaper than a really fresh Lobster rolls with a gently placed whole claw on top from a specialty seafood restaurant.

[Anonymous No.13536294]

>>13535953
But basically like the Canadian breakfast wrap, plus ketchup. Why are the States so cucked by their Bloomberg nanny-state?

[Anonymous No.13536322]

>>13533768
>germany
you‘ll miss out on the big tasty bacon and the signature burgers (don‘t know where else they are sold)

won‘t on mc rib and the pizza burger thing as standart items

[Anonymous No.13536550]

>>13535768
>chicken maharajah mac
That looks delicious.

[Anonymous No.13536620]

>>13536294
The USA is the opposite. It's an anything goes libertarian hellhole full of overweight versions of Mad Max warboys mudding their pickup trucks and gorging their obese faces on five big macs a day.

[Anonymous No.13536654]

>>13535613
>do Americans really?
no, no we don't. You're a fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.13536661]

>>13535768
>no beef
India. Not even once.

[Anonymous No.13536676]

>>13535508
I fucking love Israel.

[Anonymous No.13536866]

>>13535768
Prizes are wrong, some names are wrong too.

[Anonymous No.13537014]

>>13535849
That cant be from the UK it has pork.

[Anonymous No.13537216]

>>13536176
$20 is cheap for a good lobster roll in Boston. That's the price at Amy's Roast Beef out on Revere Beach. If you go to a nice restaurant, you're looking at more like $40.

Ive heard they're cheap as hell in season up the coast in Maine though. But I don't eat them anymore, because lobsters are psychic.

[Anonymous No.13537235]

McDonald’s is the best restaurant in the world.

[Anonymous No.13537285]

>>13537235
I hope you’re being ironic. US McDonald’s serves pure poison.

[Anonymous No.13537389]

>>13537014
If you imagine that anywhere in the UK will ever give up bacon and egg rolls for breakfast then you're utterly delusional.

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[Anonymous No.13537408]

>>13535639
Strangely enough that looks more edible than 90% of the McD menu.

[Anonymous No.13537449]

>>13535630
I would fuck this like a McChicken and still eat it afterwards

[Anonymous No.13537506]

>>13535768
Jesus, I actually remember a joke from the Indian guy on the big bang theory legit like ten years ago referencing the maharaja Mac
Weird desu

[Anonymous No.13537509]

>>13537389
I think that poster was trying to lead their comment into some kind of unsubtle anti-muslim immigrant rant.

[Anonymous No.13537521]

>>13536176
Going to be staying in Rome next month, of course I'm mostly planning to actually eat good food but I might go to a McDonald's once so what unusual item should I get?

[Anonymous No.13537565]

>>13536322
>the pizza burger thing
The Pizza Mac? They sell those here in Northern Europe as well and are actually pretty good, for those who don't know it's basically a McDouble with a cheese bun and pizza sauce and emmental instead of cheddar. Figures that it's originally a German thing since you make those pizza burger abominations.

[Anonymous No.13537571]

>>13537565
Pizza burgers are a common gastropub food in the northeast U.S. I was disappointed they aren't actual "pizzas inside of a burger" like the name makes it sound.

[Anonymous No.13537584]

>>13537571
I was referring to the German made frozen pizza burgers that are just hamburger buns with pizza toppings in them.

[Anonymous No.13537592]

I went to a McDonald's in the United Arab Emirates a lot several decades ago. This was before they introduced the McArabia and falafel or shawarma dishes. At the time it was mostly the same shit they serve at McDonald's in the United States.

They also had numerous Pizza Huts, which understandably didn't use pepperoni or salami as condiments.

[Anonymous No.13537599]

>>13537592
They just don't dig on swine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61g2-EVJ-mo

[Anonymous No.13537634]

Anything, considering the level of quality is generally higher outside the US. More regulations, less sawdust. Other than that it's up to your tastes what you get, although honestly, you could just go to an *actual* restaurant instead of mcdonalds when you're abroad than worry about mcdonalds.

[Anonymous No.13537646]

>>13537571
>Pizza burgers are a common gastropub food in the northeast U.S.
As in New England? Never seen these in NY-NJ-PA

[Anonymous No.13537654]

>>13537646
I've seen pizza burgers in urban PA pubs and even some out in the boonies.

[Anonymous No.13537664]

>>13535684
It should be common knowledge that food ads look so much different from the real thing bc most of the time the ad doesn't use the real thing (e.g. cardboard and toothpicks to make cakes/burgers look bigger than they really are)

[Anonymous No.13537671]

>>13535768
I hope they wash their hands before serving it to me

[Anonymous No.13537677]

McDonalds in Mexico offers some Mexican breakfasts but in general it's the same than in the US

https://www.mcdonalds.com.mx/menu/desayunos

[Anonymous No.13537727]

>>13535518
>mcrussian
>mcdonalds.ua
okay hohol

[Anonymous No.13537738]

>>13536654
You must be new here

[Anonymous No.13537798]

>>13535518
they did this in Canada

[Anonymous No.13537832]

>>13535849
Wtf currency is KJ?

[Anonymous No.13537843]

>>13537832
Kilojoules.
Unit of energy similar to the kilocalorie

[Anonymous No.13537845]

>>13537832
>Wtf currency is KJ?
OHHH SAY CAN YOU SEE

[Anonymous No.13537858]

>>13537727
Mcdonalds dot Under Armour

[Anonymous No.13537899]

>>13537646
Oh no, not in NY-NJ-PA, it's an Albany entree

[Anonymous No.13537914]

>>13536620
>>13535953
neither of you guys are even remotely close

[Anonymous No.13537919]

>>13537571
>gastropub
do people still use this dumb term?
same as "mixologist"

[Anonymous No.13537936]

>>13536098

They have those in the US but it's a seasonal item, like the mcrib.

[Anonymous No.13538051]

>>13535630
That looks like it would make a glorious turd!

[Anonymous No.13538069]

>>13537506
What the fuck me too
"The special sauce is just curry so it's not even special"

[Anonymous No.13538121]

>>13537398
God I wish that was me

[Anonymous No.13538926]

>>13533768
I'm gay, btw. Not sure if that matters.

[Anonymous No.13539311]

>>13533768
there was a guy who said that every time you visit another country you have to go to mcdonalds at least once to know what they change there.

In japan there is a ebi hamburger (shrimp burger) people say its awesome

[Anonymous No.13539350]

>>13537509
Yeah, I know but it's an absurd one because nobody who is the slightest bit familiar with the UK would think that egg and bakey breakfast rolls are going anywhere.

[Anonymous No.13539351]

>>13533768
Prosperity Burger. Best one in CNY

[Anonymous No.13539640]

>>13538926
Not to this thread, unless there's some research that shows your sexual orientation gives you a different taste palette from heterosexual people

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[Anonymous No.13540232]

>>13533768
it's the whole wheat bread that doesn't taste like cake that I jones for