I'd like to visit the same franchises in other countries just to compare
Don't know how useful this is, but I've been to Mcdonalds in like 5 other countries or so and basically the verdict is that Mcdonalds is great everywhere except America (though they are definitely getting better now)
Originally posted by Findarian
get a sand hack and don't chicken scratch it and if someone does something stupid hack burn
Originally posted by Dannytwobyfore
I wouldn't blame them, playing jump dense Konami files in DDR would make anyone's dick hard, maybe that's why the only thing anyone does anymore is stream.
It's ****ing amazing. All the flavors of it somehow come together even though it's an odd combination of foods. It's has some kind of kick of spice because it has pepper jack cheese and some kind of zesty ranch dressing. It has lettuce, tomatoes and I think it's applewood bacon that's on it (I don't remember I've only had one). Guac is pretty creamyish and taste perfect, and it kinda balances the heat out. On top of all that it's ****ing gigantic, especially the actual chicken. How can it not be with all that shit on it? Honestly my only problem with it is that it's expensive as ****. It's like 5 dollars in America witch would be like 9 in Canada.
5/5 even though it's expensive. But then again, everything in Wendy's is now.
Idk, I always found Burger King fries a lot more appealing than McDonald's Fries. I always found BK's fries to be nice and crisp and to be salted to my tastes while I found McD's fries to be limp and flaccid not to mention it the only thing I can taste is the massive amounts of salt that makes my mouth dry as **** and also add on top of that, that the fries only taste exponentially worse the longer you wait to eat them as they approach a cardboard-ish sort of taste and texture.
This might have something to do with the fact that I've lived in Hawaii for most of life and have only been living in Cali for a few months (and I have yet to try either chains over here yet.) So perhaps the way with how shipping works out here, perhaps McD's is shipping over cheaper, less fresh potatoes to make up for the shipping cost in order to keep the prices cheap compared to their competitors.
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