McDonald’s

Calories McDonald's Saweetie Meal

THE SAWEETIE MEAL HAS PLENTY OF CALORIES, MINIMAL NUTRITION

McDonald’s has been enjoying some excellent profits thanks to their collaborations with pop and rap stars. Travis Scoot’s meals SOLD OUT at many McDonalds. Latest offer is the Saweetie Meal that comes wrapped in sparkly paper. Rapper Sweetie’s hand-picked meal consists of a Big Mac, 4 chicken McNuggets, (with Saweetie n’ Sour BBQ sauces) medium fries, and a medium Sprite. McDonald’s is NOT revealing the price because prices vary with locations, but we CAN tell you the CALORIE COUNT of her meal: a whopping 1370 calories! So don’t eat anything else all day!

Photo Credit: BACKGRID-USA Saweetie and her meal pose with her Rolls Royce at Lynwood, Cal, McDonald’s

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By Janet / August 9, 2021
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Asian McDonald's McRice Burgers

MCDONALDS GIVES FILIPINOS WHAT THEY WANT

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McDonalds, in various Asian countries, including the Philippines, serves these McRice Burgers that titillate the imagination. Instead of buns they are served on rice cakes – but not the dry rice cakes we use for dieting. It’s moist rice pressed together and covered with sesame seeds. Those who have tasted these burgers rave that they are delicious and should be sold in the US. A touch of internationalism would make McDonald’s menu more appealing.

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By Janet / May 25, 2011
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Black Label Danish Modern McDonald's Mid Century Modern

MCDONALDS’ EXPERIMENTAL FUTURISTIC DECOR IS HERE

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Take a look at the possible future of McDonald’s. Not bad, eh? It just goes to prove that NOTHING has to be ugly. The fast-food icon just opened an experimental “Black Label” McDonalds in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood. It features mid-century modern Danish decor, free Wi-Fi, flat screen TV’s, (we can live without THAT) – but we LOVE the functional modern bathrooms. It’s the first example of this new urban design in the US, and McDonalds is carefully monitoring customer reaction. The food, however, remains the same.

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By Janet / November 22, 2009
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