disillusioned
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I haven't had one in decades since McDonald's closed shop in my country many many years ago, but I the last time I had it (while traveling Denmark like 17 something years ago I think) I recall it being nothing special.
I checked out their homepage to see what their offerings looked like, and I literally lol'd at the recipes. 99% of their burgers are just some shitty variation of the basic 'onion+picles+ketchup & mustard'. I think I saw ONE recipe where this wasn't the base and it had like one extra sauce plus chopped lettuce. There is virtually zero variation in ingredients.
I don't fucking get it.
Where is the appeal? People will pay a high price for a super generic burger made from low-quality ingredients? Maybe in the USA it's more affordable but almost literally everywhere else McDonald's is actually pretty expensive (which btw is why they closed shop in my country in the first place. People couldn't afford to eat there.)
I checked out their homepage to see what their offerings looked like, and I literally lol'd at the recipes. 99% of their burgers are just some shitty variation of the basic 'onion+picles+ketchup & mustard'. I think I saw ONE recipe where this wasn't the base and it had like one extra sauce plus chopped lettuce. There is virtually zero variation in ingredients.
I don't fucking get it.
Where is the appeal? People will pay a high price for a super generic burger made from low-quality ingredients? Maybe in the USA it's more affordable but almost literally everywhere else McDonald's is actually pretty expensive (which btw is why they closed shop in my country in the first place. People couldn't afford to eat there.)