Oddly Id rather eat McDonalds in the UK than in the USA. If I ever go to Mexico, id likely try and make a stop to McDonalds as well.

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Re: mcdonalds
By: Utopian Galt to All on Sat Jan 24 2026 07:53 am

Oddly Id rather eat McDonalds in the UK than in the USA. If I ever go to Mexico, id likely try and make a stop to McDonalds as well.

I was not impressed by McDonalds in the UK when I was there. I think UK people likes their meat raw or something.


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Utopian Galt wrote to All <=-

Oddly Id rather eat McDonalds in the UK than in the USA. If I ever go
to Mexico, id likely try and make a stop to McDonalds as well.

I remember seeing a "Lamb McTasty" advertised in the London
underground, for the Hindu population. There was also a Biryani dish.

I used to travel to London a couple of times a year on business. Got a
taste for pub food, but the last day I'd have a craving for a taste of
home.

It started out being hard to find something but the last time I was
there, when I exited the tube in Wimbledon, there was a McDonalds, a
Burger King, and a pizza hut in sight.

I didn't check to see if McDonalds had a "Royale with cheese".




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Re: Re: mcdonalds
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Utopian Galt on Sat Jan 24 2026 09:59 am

It started out being hard to find something but the last time I was there, when I exited the tube in Wimbledon, there was a McDonalds, a Burger King, and a pizza hut in sight.

I didn't check to see if McDonalds had a "Royale with cheese".

My wife and I visited France & the UK in October, and I somewhat remember seeing the Royale (or Royal) on a McDonald's menu in France (as I'd heard of before we visited). It looks like McDonald's doesn't have a Royale in the UK.

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Re: Re: mcdonalds
By: poindexter FORTRAN to Utopian Galt on Sat Jan 24 2026 09:59 am

I used to travel to London a couple of times a year on business. Got a taste for pub food, but the last day I'd have a craving for a taste of home.

I rotate between Greggs, the grocery store meal deal (Tesco/Marks and Spencer or Boots), pub food or McDonalds when im there.

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Utopian Galt wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-

I rotate between Greggs, the grocery store meal deal (Tesco/Marks and Spencer or Boots), pub food or McDonalds when im there.

London on an expense account was wonderful. The first morming, we had a
full english breakfast in the hotel, which cost 25 pounds per person.
Later that trip, we found a little basement cafe near the hotel with
wonderful food and a back room. We told them the 5 of us wanted to rent
out the back room and spend the day there - we spent probably 40 pounds
for the 5 of us in coffee, pastries and sandwiches, with them checking
in on us all day.



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