#mcdonalds cheese burger

[saxenayuvraj]

Have You Tasted McDonald's India’s Newest Cheesy Surprise Yet?

What’s the best thing about McDonald’s in India? Is it its exquisite menu or its ability to add delicious items every time? Whenever you think you have tasted it all, McDonald’s India comes up with a new surprise and this time it is McDonald's new cheeseburger that has caught all the attention.

Unlike its US counterpart, McDonald’s cheeseburger meal in India does not contain beef. So, what is it made of then?

Let’s have a look at what the Indian McDonald’s Cheese Burger is made of

Bun

McDonald’s cheeseburger uses a regular bun.

Patties

For vegetarians, McDonald's cheeseburger uses veg patties and for non-vegetarians it uses chicken. 

Cheese

It consists of locally sourced fresh cheese.

Ketchup

Of Course like every burger there has to be ketchup in the cheeseburger too.

Pickle 

It also has a tangy pickle to fill your mouth with extra flavour. 

Onions

Well, how can we forget the onions that give all McDonald's burgers their crunch.

Mustard

It has a mustard sauce to give you the taste of some heat.

What does it not contain?

McDonald’s Cheese Burger meal does not contain any artificial flavours, preservatives or colour. No synthetic products are used in the making of a McDonald’s item. However, the pickle may contain an artificial preservative but it can be removed while making your order if selected.

How can you order?

Cheeseburger is available at your nearest McDonald’s outlet and you can also order this fresh addition to the McDonald’s menu online through its website or McDelivery app.

McDonald’s is known for its quick, cheap & delicious meals and in the quest to keep their consumers interested and away from competitors they are also known for creating some amazing, one-of-its-kind menu items. McDonald’s cheeseburger meal is one such menu item and it is available at your nearest McDonald’s outlet.

Go, grab it today!

[daily-deliciousness]

Copycat McDonald's big mac [25 minutes]

[fatty-food]

Cheeseburger (via Instagram)

[yummyfoooooood]

McDonalds - Double Quarter Pounders, Chicken Nuggets and Fries

[buffetlicious]

McDonald’s Singapore has brought back the Samurai Burgers with a couple of new allies - Tamago Samurai Burgers. They come in beef or chicken patty with a “crispy”, succulent fried egg! I am kind of interested in the “crispy” egg adjective used in their promotional materials.

I went with the Tamago Samurai Chicken Burger Meal (S$8.95) and topped up an extra S$0.80 to change the gassy drink into a small Ice Green Tea. The burger featured a tender chicken thigh patty dipped into teriyaki sauce with a fried egg on top. All these sandwiched with crispy lettuce and creamy mayo between sesame seeds buns. The whole burger is wet with the sweet and savoury teriyaki sauce. Biting into the burger, there isn’t anything crispy inside, it is just a normal fried egg and there is nothing crispy about it. With the egg however, it seems to impart a more wholesome flavour to the sweetish chicken burger. I like it…

Since it is a better value when you purchase the Extra Value Meal, I bought mum the Filet-O-Fish Meal (S$5.50) which comes with a medium French Fries and a drink which I promptly changed to a small Ice Lemon Tea for S$0.80 more.

Selected images and video courtesy of McDonald’s Singapore.

[toxicroyjamie]

Roy trying to explain being relegated to Ted

[foodiemccaterson]

🍔

[horridgoblin]

ok, serious lore implications aside. but why does tav look like theyre saying "he said no PICKLES"

[everythingwithwasabi]

Meaty Vegan TVP Burger (Big Mac Style)

[sharpth1ng]

Stu coded people be like

Drives to your home at 3 am , takes to you into their car and drives off with you

“Where we going?”

“Mc Donalds :D”

“It’s 3 am ??”

“Yeeeeeee🐒”

Tbh I would be pissy at first but then I might be a little bit begrudgingly charmed. Who doesn’t want McDonald’s?

[timmurleyart]

Mayor McCheese. 🍔🤡

[yummyfoooooood]

McDonalds - Double Cheeseburgers and Double Quarterpounders with Fries

[buffetlicious]

McDonald’s Singapore, the local franchisee of the popular fast food brand has been actively developing new products for the Singapore mass market. This April, they give us the Creamy Mushroom Double Cheeseburger topped with juicy grilled mushrooms and swirls of rich black pepper mayo. There is even a Creamy Mushroom Triple Cheeseburger with three 100% cooked-to-order beef patties.

I went with the Creamy Mushroom Double Cheeseburger Special (S$9.30) and changed my fizzy drink to a small Iced Milo (topped up S$0.85). The set meal itself also came with a side of Potato Wedges. As usual, the actual burger is kind of smallish and flat looking, nothing like the advertisement. But I love the juicy mushroom slices and that mildly spicy black pepper mayo over the beef patties. The combination of creamy and spicy mayo, earthy mushrooms and juicy beef really tick all the boxes in a burger.

Time for a hot dessert. The Taro Custard Pie (S$1.80 each) delights me with chunks of sweet purple taro nestled in a creamy custard filling. The taro (yam) filling is so fragrant coupled with the custard and deep-fried crispy pastry makes this an enjoyable treat for me.

Select image and video courtesy of McDonald’s Singapore.

[spatchcocked-and-loaded]

McDonald’s Japan’s LTO “Roasted Soy Sauce Triple Thick Beef” Burger

[bearballing]

there's a certain flavour of yank online who will take any opportunity to rag on the uk but like, we're the same. both the uk and the us are absolute shitholes run by rich freaks who want all poor people ground into paste. you're not better than us lol. you're the same.

[jakethefurry]

punch bot is lactose intolerant