I'm Not Loving It - McDonald's Angus Burgers

Like it or not it's hard to travel in the US with children without visiting a McDonald's, and as a result I've been twice in two days.

On the menu at the moment is the US version of the Angus burger and what it offers is a better bun and a bigger 1/3lb pattie.

Had the Deluxe yesterday and the Chipotle BBQ Bacon today in Pocatello, Idahao, and while the Chipotle is better it's incredible how McDonald's is able to turn what is supposedly a premium beef pattie into a flavourless lump.

Very disapointing even though on paper it really should work.

Check it out on www.angusthirdpounders.com

Value - 1.5

Taste - 1.5

Messiness - 2.5

Would I eat it again? No. Especially since it's close to 800 calories.

McDonalds around the world

It's been a while.

Haven't eaten a lot of burgers recently but had a KFC Tower Zinger recently which was better than I thought it would be.

Anyway came across this site with all the national variations for McDonalds.

Enjoy
http://www.gunaxin.com/the-mclobster-sandwich-and-other-mcmenu-madness/14255

Big N' Disappointing

Have been offline for a while exploring the wonders of Southern Utah. But got to drop in at McDonald's in Beaver on the way and couldn't resist the chance to try a burger we don't get Down Under, namely the Big N' Tasty.

It was all down-hill from the time I opened the box. Firstly, it wasn't so big.

Then I took a bite and it wasn't so tasty either.


Basically another ho-hum burger from McDonald's.

Value - 1.5 (it was $5.19 for a value meal)

Taste - 1.5 (not really that different to a quarter pounder)

Messiness - 4.0 (wasn't really big enough to get messy)

Would I eat it again? - 1.0 (Big N' Tasty...Small N' Average)

For more info: http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/bagamcmeal/itemDetailInfo.do