@fordy

I think prof was at some healthy Mcdonalds or a Mcdonalds that fits that specific area's culture because the one I was at had all that great protein, from beef to bacon. Some fast food chains will make subtle differences like that based on location. For example I know there are some KFC restaurants in London that cater to the muslim population (no pork, halal meats, etc).

I'm not familiar with what exactly happened in that merger but, only recently heard of it, but I don't even know if there are still chains called Checkers in the U.S. If you google checkers you always get Rally's. The one I'm talking about overseas is still called Checkers. I would have to do more research on the merger.

I've never seen or heard of Lemon farms/plantations here in the Philippines, but pineapple farms are abundant. Lemon Iced tea, Pineapple, and Orange juice are more widely available than Lemonade.

Spoon and Fork are the primary utensils here. Rarely do we use knives, but fastfood chains provide these 3.

As mentioned, serving here is small, but I think it's relatively cheaper per serving. I remember when I was in Germany, a "normal" McDonald's burger there looks as big as a "special" Quarter-pounder here. Of course I couldn't find a cheese burger there that costs about 39.00 PHP (less than  a dollar).

I did a search on the company. Apparently, the company still has a Checkers in Michigan (ironically, it USED to be a Rally's)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Checkers_(fast_food)

As for the McDonalds, that's a pretty interesting take. It might be up to the franchisor on what they decide to put on the menu. I'm guessing you'd find, for example, no McDonalds in India daring to sell beef burgers....

We don't even have Dr Pepper as a choice in ANY restaurant! We need Dr Pepper. Free refills of Dr Pepper? I'm running that store DRY!

Hungry Jacks used to do the refill thing (I dunno if they still do), but if you dined in, you could buy a small soft drink and refill it as much as you like from the dispensers. It was great.

In England we have a restaraunt called Chicken Cottage which is like a dirtier, though tastier version of KFC.

In Amsterdam they have a place called FEBU where you buy a vile, luke warm "croquet" from a little hatch by inserting coins and pressing a button. It tastes of vomit. Can any Dutch people here confirm this exists? Is this disturbing food outlet exclusive to Amsterdam or are they all over the Netherlands?

Mos Burger in Japan is delicious.

Burger King in Japan has all sorts of cool special items. They have a Ringo Whopper with a big slice of apple on top of the burger. They also have a charcoal Whopper where they mix in ground-up bamboo charcoal in the dough for the bun. The bun is completely black!
They also have crazy customization options and have a picture in every location of a Whopper with 8-10 burger patties.

Also this Whopper with 1050 slices of bacon:
http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/blog/post/722995/japanese-whopper-with-1050-bacon-slices/

It's all over the country, called Febo


Never knew it was unique. It's actually featured in the movie Dark city when he goes to pick up his wallet.

We have döners and kebabs and çig köftes

It's pretty normal over here in the uk, but u do remember watching something on tv a year or two ago about the different variations of things they sell in McDonald's in different country's it was really interesting ably bad thing is I don't remember what it was called.

yeah we dutch ruined your fastfood by adding our own ideas..



Kapsalon! aka: put all the stuff together with fries