5 McDonald's Foods From Around The World
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5 McDonald's Foods From Around The World

Not every McDonald's is the same!

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5 McDonald's Foods From Around The World

I rarely eat McDonald's but the other day I thought about the time I ate at McDonald's in Philippines! They had regular McDonald's foods but they also had rice. Strange, right? So here are a few other items McDonald's carry in other countries.

Poutine

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Poutine can be found at your local McDonald's in Canada. It's french fries with gravy, cheese curd, and maple flavored BBQ sauce.

Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry

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This McFlurry is found in Australia, Canada, and UK. This is specifically made for the Easter season. This looks so yummy!

McKroket

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This sandwich is found in the Netherlands. It's basically breaded beef stew.

Chicken McDo with McSpaghetti

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Surprisingly, this dish is found in Philippines. It's fried chicken with a helping of spaghetti. Weird? Yes. Filling? YES.

Sausage N' Egg Twisty Pasta

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This breakfast dish is from Hong Kong. It's pasta, eggs, and sausage! You can also get it with chicken.

These are only a few different McDonald's foods. There are so many nontraditional foods that they carry throughout the world. So if you're in a different country, it wouldn't hurt to stop my a McDonald's. You never know what you may find!

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