McDonald's tries a new "sweet" burger
Here is going to try to try it.
There are scores ofMcDonald menu items That even the fans of Diehard de la Chain have never heard of because they are just not available on their lawn at home. Fans of American McDonald, for example, do not have access to Twang Twy Twistty pasta meal, for sale in McDonald restaurants in Hong Kong. Or the Italian returns of McDonald's tomato and mozzarella, or Bagel NyN Benedict, which is actually available in New Zealand, not New York.
While these and many other internationalMcDonalds The menu items are unlikely to go to the United States, more recent addition to the McDonald menu in a market closer to home can prove an exception. The market in question is Canada and the new menu item is an element punctuated by one of the largest domestic products in the country: maple syrup.
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McDonald's Canada has just added a quarter of maple bacon to its menu, a new twist on the classic booklet neighborhood that certainly resembles a premium article. It includes a creamy maple barbecue sauce, hickory smoked bacon, crispy onions, pickles and two slices of cheese, according toMcDonald's Canada.
The new hamburger is a highthithithither at 670 calories and with 41 grams of fat (including 16 grams of saturated fat) and 57% of your recommended daily sodium value. At least it also provides a solid 34 grams of protein and a lot of iron.
While McDonald's has not been planning to test the new flanged hamburger in the United States, there have been no statements about this necessarily remaining a Canadian exclusivity. But even our neighbors in the North will only take advantage of this range of the maple BBQ bacon area for a limited time.
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