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McDonalds Menu Items From Around The World (40 Pics)
Published on: July 9, 2009 – 1:47 pm by Jillian Madison 
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Across Asia, you can pick up a McHotdog Mega Breakfast Sausage.
Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta, a breakfast item. Sausage, eggs, and pasta in chicken broth and “other greens.”
Bacon potato pie. It’s like an apple pie, but with mashed potatoes and bacon.
Cheese Katsu sandwich, a fried pork sandwich stuffed with cheese.
Double Beef Prosperity Burger from Malaysia. 2 beef patties (or chicken patties) dipped in aromatic black pepper sauce and layered with fresh onion slices in a sesame seed bun.
The Ebi Filet-o, a fried shrimp sandwich. In Hong Kong, it’s known as the Shrimp Burger
Shake Shake fries. You dump your fries into a bag, sprinkle seasoning on them, and shake. There are several different flavors including seaweed, chargrill, French onion and salt and pepper.
McWings – deep fried chicken wings.
Fresh corn cup, a nice alternative to fries.
Banana pie.
The Shogun burger, served in Hong Kong. It’s a pork patty with Teriyaki sauce and cabbage.
Bubur Ayam, which literally translates to “chicken porridge”. Chicken strips in porridge, with onions, ginger, and chili peppers.
McSpaghetti. Spaghetti noodles served in sweet tomato-based sauce.
McRice burger. A ground beef burger, or chicken fillet, served with special sauce in fried rice cakes.
The McArabia is made with grilled chicken or grilled kofta (beef with spices). Comes with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and garlic mayonnaise, wrapped in an Arabic style pita bread.
The Chicken Big Mac. Two breaded chicken patties (de-boned breast meat), lettuce, sesame seed bun, McDeluxe sauce, and cheese.
The Recette Moutarde (mustard burger on ciabatta bread). Introduced in Morocco in 2006.
The Veg McPuff Pizza. Rectangular dough, filled with tomato sauce and vegetables.
The Paneer Salsa Wrap. Cottage cheese, drenched in cajun seasoning and then wrapped in flatbread and fried.
The Chicken McCurry Pan. It starts off with a rectangle dish made out of dough and is topped with a tomato-curry sauce, spiced with thyme, basil, and oregano, chicken, bell peppers, and cheese.
In Italy, not surprisingly, they serve their burgers with pancetta and usually are on ciabatta rolls.
CBO: Chicken, bacon, and onions
Croque McDo. 2 melted slices of Emmental cheese and a slice of ham toasted between 2 flattened hamburger buns.
BEER! Offered in Germany, France, and a few other locations across Europe.
Onion rings, sold in Turkey and a few other countries in Europe.
The Lakse wrap (fish) is sold in Finland and Norway.
The McTurco, sold in Turkey, is 2 burger patties covered in cayenne pepper sauce, and vegetables, and served on a fried pita.
The Little Chorizo Melt, offered in England: a 100% beef patty in a herb watersplit bun dressed with chorizo, a cheese slice made with Emmental, shredded lettuce and rich tomato sauce.
The BACON ROLL, also from England, is just slices of bacon on a hard roll with ketchup.
Traditional grilled cheese sandwich, served in Canada.
My Poutine, also from Canada. Consists of french fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.
McDonalds Pizza. Started off as a family sized pizza, but turned into an individual-sized pan pizza.
You can order gallo pinto (rice and beans) at the McDonalds in Costa Rica.
The Kiwiburger, sold in New Zealand. It’s a beef patty, with an egg, tomato, lettuce, cheese, onion, cooked beetroot, sauce and mustard on a bun.
Big Mac not big enough? Try the new TRIPLE MAC in Argentina.
McMolletes, served in Mexico, are refried beans, cheese, and pico de gallo served on an English muffin.
McPatatas, also from Mexico. Thick cut cajun steak fries.
The McDonalds deluxe breakfast in Hawaii comes with spam, rice, eggs, and sausage patties.
The McLobster roll is served seasonally in Canada.
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Some of those actually look a little delicious!
EPIC POST! I’ve seen some of these lists before, but this is really well done. Loved it. And now, I’m starving.
Some of these look delicious, some of them look totally f-cking vile. That Poutine from Canada is making me want to bortch.
I know I’m ten years too late to this conversation, but poutine is awesome. The picture does not do it justice. Poutine is the best reason why to visit Canada.
It’s a good thing my McDonalds doesn’t serve onion rings, or I’d be 500 pounds. I CAN NOT SAY NO TO AN ONION RING!
Wow. And all we get in the states is a tired slab of cow. I would actually consider eating at MickyD’s (haven’t in so many years I can’t remember) if we had some of this food. I mean, come on….LOBSTER! …..slurp…..
I’ve had the McLobster roll in P.E.I. just for the hell of it. The lobster roll cart outside was a tad bit cheaper (no tax) and much MUCH better! The McD one tasted kinda fake and not nearly as fresh. I had to pacify my disappointment with a street vendor roll after that.
The poutine is disgustingly awesome. When I tried it in Quebec, I felt like I should be turning away in disgust, but I was digging in and diggin’ it…
I’m hungry now. Our McD’s in the USA seem boring compared to other countries!
McBeer? Cool!
Bacon potato pie.
I.
Want.
One.
NOW!
Eyeris–Sonic Drivein has the best onion rings ever!!! Please tell me Mickey D’s is bringing these (drool) goodies to us.
Seems pretty clear to me why McDonald’s is successful no matter where they go. They serve their customers well, and give them what they want. Good job Micky D’s.
Well shit. I’m with Byrdie – I haven’t eaten there in so long I can’t remember, but I would for some of those menu items. It seems like we Americans are getting the worst crap over here! Emmental cheese and lobster? SHIT! Thanks for nuthin, McDonald’s.
Bacon and potato pie would be huge on their breakfast menu.
So would beer.
And I want that corn…and bacon and potato pie. Seriously McD’s, put that pie on your menu, but please, keep the bacon roll in the U.K.
Wow – Some of those look downright yummy.
I think I will try to make some of them.
McBeer ! How bad can that be !
Yeah screw you, McDonalds – you save all the boring crap for us back here at home !
You think the Triple Mac is bad? In Japan, they have something called the MegaMac – FOUR beef patties. Gross.
They also have something in Japan called Puchi pancakes – mini pancakes with apple and cream cheese on them, I believe. You can get them instead of fries as a side xD So weird! (Chicken Nuggets are also a side in Japan, not an entre, heh. Perfect for your Mega Mac!)
Hey, Some of that actually looked interesting, especially the Asian & Middle Eastern choices! A lot better that egg McMuffin or a boring old Big Mac!!!
Also in Hawaii, they have a “taro pie”. It’s like apple, but filled with poi, which is purple….super delicious lol.
and a haupia one!! and a teri burger sometimes
I would SO eat a lot of those! That was fascinating, thanks for sharing! A few were odd and a couple downright gross, but most would be worth trying. I’m suddenly hungry!
I don’t know why fast food restaurants don’t serve beer. I mean, I’m not a beer person and wouldn’t make use of it (I’m more of a vodka and Captain Morgan’s kind of girl), but they’re missing a huge profit here. If Chuck-E-Cheese serves beer, why not McD’s and/or Burger King? Imagine the amount of people that would buy a beer just to dull the annoyance of the rowdy children around them.
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geez! lets add all of those to the american menu!
OH My! I love some of these, others uhh, not so much. I have tasted a couple on my travels! I know! I know! When you travel you DONT wanna really do the whole McDonalds things, but seriously, it is freaky, the fries are the SAME almost everywhere! But, oh my cheese gravy and fries! yuck!
Have you ever tried it?
If you haven’t you have no right to say that
A lot of these look quite tasty, others are just weird. As for the Canadian contributions: the grilled cheese is for kids’ meals, I’ve never seen the poutine, and the McLobster rolls is only in Atlantic Canada, afaik.
We have the poutine here in Northern Ontario, but we’re close to Quebec. For those of you who think it’s gross, just try it once, you’ll be addicted (although McD’s isn’t the p;ace to try it, you need to buy some from a chipstand on the side of the highway for the good stuff!!) They stopped selling the pizza’s years ago though…..wish they were still around!!
I definitely have to echo the awe for the Bacon and Potato pie.
Also, that Chorizo melt looks diabolical.
My mister and I have made poutine before. It looks like dog barf, but it’s actually quite tasty.
Croque McDo, Little Chorizo Melt, McArabia and banana pie? Drool…
I don’t get poutine. I realize it’s a cultural phenomenon or something up North, but the Texan in me says, “Uh uh. No way.”
Some of those look really good! (The McArabia especially)
I’ve been dying to try a Lobster roll from Mickey D’s…I hear they have them seasonally in Maine as well. All we have down here in TN is the McRib. (Blech!)
I’m sure it’s already been done, but the regional specialties McDonald’s offers would make for a great coffee table book.
In Austria I had something called a McCountry. We wanted to check out a McD’s there and I tried to be adventerous. I think it was a patty with a mix of beef and pork and the sauce on it sort of looked like salsa. It was NASTY. They did have beer. Everything else was pretty much the same.
When I went to Dubai I totally indulged in the McArabia and the chicken Big Mac. I make a point to check out McDonald’s when I travel overseas…you never know what they might have…
A small side note, Italy is in Europe.
There are many seasonal items in European McD’s – Finns have their rye burger (like a Quarter Pounder with rye bread instead of buns.)
The Banana Pie is actually very good in Hong Kong!
In Singapore there’s a McSpicy that outsells just about anything else on the menu. It’s goood. Whole spicy fried chicken fillet burger, anyone?
The best McDonald’s sandwich in the universe is the Cheddar McMelt, available only in Brazil as far as I know. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm!! It was added as a temporary thing but was so delicious and did so well they kept it on for good. Some of these up here look delicious though
The McLobster Roll is served seasonally in Maine. They used to serve it at many of their stores, but over the past several years (as late as last summer) I’ve only see it advertised on the board outside one in Ellsworth. Why anyone in their right mind would get a lobster roll at a McDonald’s is beyond me, since, especially out in Bar Harbor, there are so many fantastic establishments that serve phenomenal ones (not to mention all the lobster pounds).
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The poutine is served in the province of Québec (Canada). It looks disgusting but it is delicious.
You completely forgot about the Dutch McKroket. Here’s a photo: http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0805/gallery.royale.fortune/3.html
Much of this stuff sounds tasty indeed, but before I go crying about how the American McDonald’s restaurants don’t have anything cool like this, I’d like to know how much this stuff costs compared to here in the States.
Something tells me we’d pay a premium for these items- can anyone confirm/deny this?
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Since when was Italy in the americas or oceania?
I’m aware Italy is in Europe, and made a mistake with my HTML. Fixing it. Thanks for pointing it out.
You forgot the Dutch McKroket, only available in the Netherlands: http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/galleries/2008/fortune/0805/gallery.royale.fortune/images/mckroket.jpg
Just giving another vote of support for poutine! I’ve never eaten it at a McDonald’s and I don’t think I would, but I’ve tried it at non-fast-food restaurants in Montreal and it is delightful, especially if the fries are good in the first place. Definitely worth trying if you ever get the chance.
Also — spaghetti at McDonald’s? What?!
But those rice burgers are intriguing…I would love to try one!
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quote ” You think the Triple Mac is bad? In Japan, they have something called the MegaMac – FOUR beef patties ” quote/
we have those in canada as a regular menu item + Mcribber (Bbq sauce, onions, on a bonless pork “rib” in a bun)+ subway style deli sandwitches+ Mcgrilled toast and bannana or blue berry pies
In the five months that I spent in Nagasaki, Japan, one of the biggest things that I wish I could have brought back to me was a Teriyaki Mac-burger – essentially think a Big ‘n Tasty with the entire patty covered in teriyaki sauce, and served with Mayo instead of ketchup. It was delicious. Seeing things like the ebi-burger and such brought back fantastic memories of the trip. Thanks for the fantastic post. :)
The best thing that Maccas sells in Japan (for a hefty price of 0 yen)… is smiles.
Seriously for anyone in Japan, look in the bottom right hand corner. Then order 3 xD I never got around to doing it myself … I wonder whether 3 people would come out and smile or if the one person would smile 3 times xD
Oh and the Ebi(shrimp)-Fillet Burger is DELICIOUS!
I’ve seen the Lobster rolls up in Maine as well. What they didn’t get on the list were “Mexican Sandwiches”. I was driving through South Carolina at one point back when McDonalds first introduced the fajita back in the late ’80’s. Apparently no one knew how to pronounce fajita properly (?), so they put it up on their billboard as “Mexican sandwich”. That had me rolling.
Ashely, it’s not poi in the taro pie, just cooked chunks of taro (poi is fermented taro, and judging by the bags of it in the Commissary, pretty liquid). I ate so many of those when I was pregnant with my youngest it’s a wonder she didn’t come out purple.
Also, a minor point on the deluxe breakfast from Hawaii: that’s Portuguese sausage, not the stuff you get at any other McD’s. It’s a hard sausage & very greasy, but oh-so-good.
They also had a Spam McMuffin, if I recall correctly.
When we visited England last year, we were surprised to see no Grilled McChicken on the menu. As health-conscious as the offerings were in so many stores and restaurants, how could they pass this up?
On the plus side, though, McDs in England offer curry sauce as a dip for McNuggets. I’d eat Nuggets here at home if we could have curry as a choice!
McLobster! That’s one Mc I never expected to see!
Does anyone know if it actually tastes any good?!
When I was in Britain (many years ago), McDonalds was advertising the “McMutton”. I wasn’t willing to try ANYTHING McDonald’s then…but now I wish I had.
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Do they still have the McPizza anywhere, they used to sell it in Canada when I was a kid.
I’ve had the poutine before, but the gravy wasn’t hot enough so the cheese curds didn’t melt, I’ll rather have a KFC poutine over it anyday. Actually I don’t even see it for sale in Alberta anymore, I think they only sell it in the east now.
Yeah, some of those look really, really good. I wouldn’t mind if some of those came drifting over to America. :3
some of your overseas items should be here in the U.S. could you please send some of these items please Especially the Cheddar McMelt thank you
What are “spaghetti noodles”? Is that from the department of redundancy department?
uhhh? spaghetti is a type of noodle…spaghetti doesn’t just mean “noodle” … wow, people like you really exist..just…wow
When I was in the Philippines in 2005, they had fried chicken at the McDonalds & served it with steamed white rice. Yum!
MMMMM……. DELISH :)
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Portugal Mcdonalds have an exclusive product: SOUP!!! No joke! It’s true! The McDonalds portuguese sells soup. They call “sopissima” :p!
can find all details in the official website
http://www.mcdonalds.pt/?#/all-products/product-caldoverde/
We have Banana Pie here at Brazil.It’s delicious!
where is the Macs from Brazil?
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I live in Kansas City, Missouri and when i was little they used to serve the McPizza in Warrensburgh ( a college town about an hour away)
Just to point out Morocco is not part of the Asian continent.
Poutine is one of the most delicious (and unhealthiest) dishes on the planet. But Canada’s a big country and I’m pretty sure you can only get McPoutine in Quebec. Same with the lobster sandwaich, pretty sure that’s only the maritime provinces.
In Taiwan they have those rice burgers and they are delicious, way yummier than a crappy white bun.
Mmmmm poutines from Canada are the best! From a native Canadian now living in the states…no matter how gross it sounds I miss those fries so much!
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Hawaii’s menus also includes saimen, a hawaiian version of ramen.
I had one of those Bacon Potato Pies in Japan. The potatoes were more mashed than whole. Tasty! I seem to recall that they also serve croquettes (croquettes are huge in Japan). I think I tried a corn and ham one.
McD’s China (well, at least the last time I was there) also still served the Apple Pie in its original format: deep fried in lard. The U.S. stopped making those sometime in the late 80’s. Heavenly!
I did see Saimin on my recent trip to Kauai (the kids needed a McD’s fix) but did not venture to try it.
I can also attest to having a McCerveza at the McD’s on Passieg de Gracia, Barcelona last year ;)
The British bacon roll is actually on a soft bun and is pretty good.
Some very tasty ideas from around the world.
Actually the Italian one of the ciabatta roll doesn’t contain pancetta as in the Italian-style cured pork belly, but regular old smoked bacon, “pancetta affumicata,” affumicata meaning smoked.
Does McDonald’s in the US or in other countries have fried chicken? ‘Cos here in the Philippines, we have Chicken McDo (not like the fried chicken wings I saw up there) and we either pair that with rice or McSpaghetti that you saw above. Yeah, so far I know McSpaghetti can only be found here in the Philippines. Yum, haha.
A&W’s poutine’s are way better than McD’s.
funny story, I was in France for an internship last summer, had a friend come visit me for the fourth of july and then bastille day–well, the night of bastille day, we ran out of beer at about 11 o clock–but there was a McDo within walking distance.
Upon arrival, I requested, in a drunken, broken french-english mix (neither the waitstaff nor I could decide which language we were going to speak), all the beer they had.
I was informed that, according to french law, I could not simply purchase all the beer they had. I had to purchase food of some sort to buy beer.
I replied, “fine, I would like one caramel mcflurry–and all the beer you have.”
“Oui monsieur, that’s one caramel mcflurry and 27 beers.”
Vive la France!
That potato bacon pie needs to be sold here in The USA!
YUM!
And the chicken Big mac? Why isn’t that on the menu?
Shrimp burger? oh yeah i could do a couple of those….
And holy cow, McBEER? Bet you don’t even need an ID in Germany or France for one of those.
Come on micky d’s get with it and give us what we want!
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It makes me feel like USA isnt good enough- other places have fancy sandwiches. I dont know why we cant get some of these things here.
Proof positive that no matter where in the world you get McDonald’s, it’s always disgusting.
shaka shaka chicken – similar to the fries but you pick a flavor to shake in – available in japan
Ok I want to try all of these!
Yes, we have had or have the Lobster Roll here in Maine. I have had one or two in my life. They weren’t bad but didn’t compare to the ones found at local restaurants.
In Florida I have had the Mc Ribb and it was tasty! About five years ago Mc Donald’s in Mt Dora had Buffalo wings, boy were they good.
they didn’t even touch on all the “pies” we have in Hawaii… banana pie, taro pie, haupia (coconut pudding) pie, not to mention the other things served with spam. haha
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Wow Jillian, since when was India considered a part of the middle east?
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theres also the greek mac from greece
and people wonder why they are fat!! this is disgusting!
Your are missing two which the population of the Netherlands simply LOVES!
The McKroket (http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/galleries/2008/fortune/0805/gallery.royale.fortune/images/mckroket.jpg)
Its served exclusively in the netherlands as far as i know
Its a fairly simple dish with only a kroket-patty (which is fried patty of ground meat(with a large percentage of fat) with spices) and comes with a mustard sauce.
The second one is a similar to mcnuggets called Bitterballen. They a about 1/3 the size of a kroketpatty and are served in portions of four. They are one of the foremost partysnacks all over holland and they are great with mustard as well.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3413/3588802888_0f3709652b.jpg?v=0
Turkey is not europe, although they really want to, they are not europe…
A part of it is in Europe. They are member of all european sport organisations, ass well as some other economical and political ones. Europe doesn’t mean only the members of EU, you know? :)
Fast food is disgusting
omg good Hawaii deluxe breakfast yeuuuuuuuuuuuuum
funny and sad at the same time. Nowadays if your looking to taste some of the local food just go to McDonalds.!
I make a point of eating at mcdonalds in every country I visit. Some of the items I’ve had include:
McGaspacho – Spain
macaroni and cheese – Sweden
veggie burger – Sweden
samurai pork burger – Thailand
panang chicken burger – Thailand
shrimp mcnuggets – Shanghai
pommes frites sauce (herb mayonnaise)for fries – Denmark
That is very interesting! I would love to try that banana pie, but, that McHotdog breakfast thing makes me want to barf, LOL!
the lobster one is served in new england (well maine at least) too :p
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Mcdonalds is taking the local foods, and making them just plain..
AMAZING!
In Italy we have the Chicken Gourmet, with chicken, of course, salad, tomatoes, a special (and delicious) sauce, all inside a bread-alike roll. We also have beer.
When I lived in Italy, the McDonalds in the southern part of the country served curly fries. They were delicious! A few of these items looked much better than what’s on the US menu.
In Hawaii, we also have the Taro Pie!
Yeah, the lobster roll you get in New England is actually pretty delicious. That was my go-to as a kid on road trips!
Too bad you left out the McKroket! It’s a bun with a patty-shaped kroket in it, a fried beef ragout kind of snack that is typically Dutch. Hence they only sell the McKroket in The Netherlands, as far as I know. It’s served with a mustard sauce.
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/galleries/2008/fortune/0805/gallery.royale.fortune/images/mckroket.jpg
You are aware that pancetta is bacon, right??
As I recall, the McD’s in Caen, France (I’m pretty sure it was Caen) had a great coffee and pastry bar area separate from the regular counter. The Croque McDo was the cheapest thing on the menu, so I had a few of them on a more recent visit to France.
I would give a few of these a try, but them a lot of them I would say ” Ewe ” to.
bullshit. I have never seen the poutine or grilled cheese in quebec or ontario. where in canada are they sold?
You forgot about the McOriental, saw one in France
They have banana pies in Canada?? I’m in Alberta and we have apple & cherry, sometimes blueberry or a specialty pie… and Yes we have grilled cheese in happy meals, but I’ve never seen poutine, and pizza has been gone for years. BUT I wish some of those other things were here, like the lobster… must be in the east cause we don’t have it… Oh and the “MegaMac” that someone mentioned in Japan I think… its called a Double Big Mac here… simply a Bic Mac with 4 patties…
The McLobster is served in Maine and has been for many years.
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These aren’t onion rings, but calamaris (sort of squid tempura)
I’ve had Roti in the West Indies at a McDonalds they also had coconut juice and other local juices.
McD’s here in the US makes me baaarf except for the fries, which as someone else pointed out, somehow taste the same everywhere.
However, the first thing I do when I get back to Hong Kong is go to McD’s for McWings or a McCrispy Chicken Burger! Both have the same spicy seasoning, and are oh so delicious. I used to love shake shake fries as a kid, but now it’s just way too much seasoning for me!
Pure junk,and smells much better than it tastes.Give me birds eye burgers I can cook myself anytime,way cheaper and maybe junk as well but tastes much better.
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I have to say, I really dislike McDonalds as a corporation, and avoid it as much as possible. That being said, if they had some of these items on their menu here, I might have to reconsider….
wow…fuck the world.. i almost threw up
hey in puerto rico we have mozzarella sticks!!!
McDonalds in Thailand feature pork burgers and have three flavors of pie on their menu: creamed corn, taro root, or pineapple. The hot pineapple pie is pretty delicious, but I can’t say I really enjoyed the corn or taro varieties…
After leaving Gatwick (London) in our rental car, DH and I were in desperate need of some coffee after our overnight flight. We stopped at McDonald’s for the brew but didn’t get anything to eat. As we waited in the long lunchtime line, I noticed “fish & chips with Weetabix batter” on the menu. This was about 12 years ago. I wonder if the item was available all over GB and if it’s still available.
Our general travel rule is no franchise food beyond a fifty mile radius of the ranch but I have to admit that international Mickey D’s may be fun. Like Anthony Bourdain slumming.
In Spain they also have the thick cut steak fries in addition to the regular fries which were called Papas Fritas Especiales (Special French Fries). Also in Israel, they have McFalafel and McShishkabob.
born n raised in canada, round countless mcdonalds…but i’ve never seen a mclobster sandwich or grilled cheese, here. :I
The CBO that is served in Europe is NOT from McDonald’s: it’s from “Quick” which is kinda like a French version of McDonald’s but is not affiliated with McDonald’s.
There’s even some rivalry going on here: if you live in France, Belgium or Luxembourg(like I do)you’re pretty sure to find a “Quick” not far away from any McDonald’s you’ll see…
DELICIOUS!
You’re missing the Mega Muffin from the Asian category.. Awesome!
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I had no idea! lol This would be a fun “vacation activities” list.. although there are a few on this list I wouldn’t touch with a 10-Ft. poll! lol
Hey some of these Items look disgusting but don’t knock the Poutine from Canada, It looks horrible in the photo here but looks great in real life, but it tastes amazing, Huge artery clogger but who cares.Please try it some time. I went to Canada and had Poutine and thought about it for weeks after I returned Home.
@Antz. I LOVE Poutine. That, and loaded New York fries.
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Nice list. I love this kind of stuff.
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McPizza? Canadian McDonald’s discontinued pizza YEARS ago. Also, I live in Newfoundland but I’ve never seen McLobster here. Subway sells lobster subs, though.
I’m from Canada, and I’ve never seen grilled cheese at McDonald’s.
You forgot my favorite Bolshoi Krivyetki (Spelled really badly) Big Shrimp in Russia. Deep fried large and strangely long shrimp. Seem to be the Russian answer to Chicken McNuggets. First thing I get at McD when in Moscow. Now if I could get that with Poutine…. UUUUUM
“The Little Chorizo Melt, offered in England: a 100% beef patty in a herb watersplit bun dressed with chorizo, a cheese slice made with Emmental, shredded lettuce and rich tomato sauce.”
100% beef? wow the English are lucky! Who knows how much beef is in the U.S. patties.
the mcdonalds pizza? where is it from?
Pizza was available in CDN McDonalds for a few years, but was taken off the menu in 1998. Pepperoni or Deluxe. Started with small personal size and was upped to a Medium at $ 5.95. Not bad if fresh out of the hotbox, but kinda chewy if sitting around in the warming station.
I has a MCDonut splurge in Florida a few years back. Gone now.
Funny thing is, I’ve actually had a few of those in my travels.
I WANT THE CHICKEN BIG MAC! YUMMY! I’m tired of hamburgers here in the U.S. We have crappy stuff apparently.
I’m from Quebec and can confirm the awesomeness of poutine. It’s the best junk food ever. (Or it can taste like cardboard and rubber, if you get crappy poutine…)
The banana pie looks amazing too :3
What about the royale with cheese?
Where’s the McOz?
You forgot the McAngus – available in Australia
Some of this stuff sounds delish. Why can’t we have decent fast food here in the states? Why?!!
Also, for the people who haven’t seen poutine: It is traditional in Quebec, so that’s probably where it is served.
I Wish I could get ‘My Poutine’ I had that in Canada on a school trip and I still think about it now 10 years later. You have no idea what goat cheese and beef gravy can do for fries!
I had a CBO in italy and it is as delish as it looks. I wish i had one right now. :(
In holland the “Mc Kroket” has been part of the menu for years now.
They just introduced the bacon roll here in Ireland, can’t wait to try it!
The bacon potato pie is somehow resemblant of that bacon guyere tort on 10 Dollar Dinners *cough, lunch, cough*.
We’re onto you, Melissa…
THE BACON ROLL FROM ENGLAND LOOKS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
I WANT ONE SUCKS THERE ONLY IN ENGLAND
The McRice burger is gone. D:
Shame, that was one of the best things I’ve ever tasted from McDo…
At least we still have our Spaghetti. :D
Turkey is actually a country in Asia, not Europe.
Some part of Asia to Europe.
i once had a mclobster in maine…
That Chicken Bacon Onions burger looks DELICIOUS :O~
The also serve that Lobster Roll in Maine during tourist season…
If this lineup doesn’t confirm that McDonalds has taken over the globe, I don’t know what does. I especially love the Shake Shake Fries, because it’s nice to have customized food. I wish they would put corn on the general menu. It is so simple to do and I love corn. Thanks for the sharing.
The lobster roll is, not surprisingly, sold in Maine too, not just Canada.
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some of the food looks ok and fine but in some other countries i don’t think its look good at all i think its just because of the different cultures and everything
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Those McPatatas were also available in the UK around a decade ago, where they were called potato wedges.
Some of those do look pretty good – the shake shake fries out to play in America… I have acutally had the Kiwiburger and it is pretty good. The combo of fried egg and beet sounds weird but it really works…
Are you people serious? McDonalds supplies the most disgusting products masquerading as food no matter where they do it. Some variation is something but most of it looks vile and the rest looks foul. I wouldn’t eat it if you gave it to me for free. I’d rather be hungry. Try some real food people.
I can prepare a simple meal in the time it takes you to drive to McDonalds, order and get home again that tastes a hundred times better than any of the rubbish they serve. Then there’s the comparison in terms of how healthy each meal is. I won’t even bother.
Ugh!
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I’ve never seen grilled cheese or lobster sandwich in canada. I live in toronto. It would be amazing to try these!
About the “laksewrap”. Laks is Salmon in norwegian.
Laksewrap = Salmon wrap.
The McLobster is widely available across New England (Northeastern USA) every summer.
Those aren’t onion rings in Turkey, they are Mozzarella (cheese) rings… We have them in Serbia too
here in hawaii we have the banana pie its sooo good and we have a taro pie and haupia pie which is a coconut but they are all seasonal
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Yessss, We want the McBeer in P.R. please!!!!!!