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I assumed the Shamrock Shake was an American thing, of the "dye everything green for St. Patty's Day" variety. Absolutely abhorrent that it's in actual Ireland - have a word with yourselves, lads.

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The masala scrambled eggs is a regular breakfast in any non-vegetarian Northern Indian home. Obviously, the have Coca Cola in India and it's very very popular, Thumbs Up is just an Indian brand and is so sugary it makes Coke look bitter!

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Count me in as another who will have at least one trip to a McDonald's when abroad, to scout out the differences. I even insisted on doing it in Florence. 

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19 minutes ago, gmoney said:

There's one in Vatican City I believe. 

Do they do a Friday special on a fillet-o-fish? 

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47 minutes ago, gmoney said:

I even insisted on doing it in Florence. 

Did you have the bacon and cheese fries?

I love that in McDonald's in Italy, one of their sides is a tiny block of Parmagiano Reggiano. Of course it is.

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16 minutes ago, SuperBacon said:

Did you have the bacon and cheese fries?

I didn't! This was in about 2017 though, so they might not have done it then, or I just completely missed it. I actually don't remember exactly what I had. I should go back. 

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I blame this thread for the dream I just had involving a day trip to India. No McDonald's but I did visit a library that benefitted from a full set of New Blood-era WCW videos.

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I remember when I was Basle back in 2008 it was Swiss theme month and I had the McGruyere pretty much every day, they also did Rosti Kreuze, which were like has brown potato crosses like off of the Swiss flag. They also had a PS2 in there with PES on it for kids to play on.

Emmymade did this review of Japanese McDonald's. She's absolutely lovely and wholesome. 

 

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On 3/16/2023 at 11:35 PM, SuperBacon said:

I'm assuming they don't sell beef products, not even for Westerners? And also, unless I'm being blind they don't sell soft drinks?

Lots of detail here. It's just easier not to offer beef in India 

https://youtu.be/hcsrdPztAmk

 

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Hindu extremism is a real problem in India at the moment, if they served beef, it's likely that employees would be dragged out of the resteraunts and given a public beating unfortunately.

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