| [UK] Can anyone find me a McDonald's price list? | |
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| Post #1 Jan 5 2008, 04:30 | |
007 of 666  Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645 
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Can anyone find me a UK McDonald's price list?
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| Post #2 Jan 5 2008, 05:45 | |
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Are prices not on the McDonald's UK web site?
EDIT: Doesn't look like it. Do you need exact prices, or just rough approximations? |
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| Post #3 Jan 5 2008, 06:47 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (kylejn @ Jan 5 2008, 05:45)  Are prices not on the McDonald's UK web site? EDIT: Doesn't look like it. Do you need exact prices, or just rough approximations? It's fine, I went down  The one I went into opens at 5:00 am! 
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| Post #4 Jan 5 2008, 06:51 | |
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Jeez, that's pretty early. I think the ones near me open at 6:30 or so. It's nice to sometimes go there in the morning before school and pick up a Bacon, Egg, and Cheese biscuit (what would you actually call those in the UK? Do you have those?) with some hash browns and a soda. Can't do it every day because, you know, the ol' arteries just wouldn't be able to take it, but once in a while is nice.
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| Post #5 Jan 5 2008, 07:04 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (kylejn @ Jan 5 2008, 06:51) Jeez, that's pretty early. I think the ones near me open at 6:30 or so. It's nice to sometimes go there in the morning before school and pick up a Bacon, Egg, and Cheese biscuit (what would you actually call those in the UK? Do you have those?) with some hash browns and a soda. Can't do it every day because, you know, the ol' arteries just wouldn't be able to take it, but once in a while is nice. Biscuit? 
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| Post #6 Jan 5 2008, 07:04 | |
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Neowinian UNSTOPPABLE  Group: Registered Posts: 6,553 Joined: 8-June 03 From: Queensland, Australia Member No.: 30,282
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You have a soda for breakfast. yuck
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| Post #7 Jan 5 2008, 07:05 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (ozgeek @ Jan 5 2008, 07:04) You have a soda for breakfast. yuck I had one with my McMuffin earlier, mmm
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| Post #8 Jan 5 2008, 07:31 | |
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Quote - (King Mustard @ Jan 5 2008, 01:04) Biscuit? I thought biscuits in the UK referred to, like, cookies, or something. Maybe I've just gone crazy. 
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| Post #9 Jan 5 2008, 07:32 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (kylejn @ Jan 5 2008, 07:31) I thought biscuits in the UK referred to, like, cookies, or something. Maybe I've just gone crazy. A bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit/cookie? 
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| Post #10 Jan 5 2008, 07:38 | |
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Quote - (King Mustard @ Jan 5 2008, 01:32) A bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit/cookie? Well, they do have McGriddles here in the States (don't know if you have them). Bacon, Egg, and Cheese, between two pancakes filled with syrup. *shudders* |
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| Post #11 Jan 5 2008, 07:39 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (kylejn @ Jan 5 2008, 07:38) Well, they do have McGriddles here in the States (don't know if you have them). Bacon, Egg, and Cheese, between two pancakes filled with syrup. *shudders* Never heard of them but damn that sounds unhealthy! |
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| Post #12 Jan 5 2008, 07:44 | |
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Quote - (King Mustard @ Jan 5 2008, 17:04) Biscuit? That's funny! I went on a holiday to the USA and heaps of stuff comes with 'biscuits'. In Australia your 'biscuits' would be considered scones. We use English Muffins in their place. 'Biscuits' are plain feral! Weirdest McDonalds I went to was in Kensington, London. It had a dedicated pianist as if it was a 5-star restaurant! |
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| Post #13 Jan 5 2008, 07:45 | |
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007 of 666 Group: Registered Posts: 15,110 Joined: 16-August 01 From: Nottingham, UK Member No.: 645
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Quote - (Steeley @ Jan 5 2008, 07:44) That's funny! I went on a holiday to the USA and heaps of stuff comes with 'biscuits'. In Australia your 'biscuits' would be considered scones. We use English Muffins in their place. 'Biscuits' are plain feral! Weirdest McDonalds I went to was in Kensington, London. It had a dedicated pianist as if it was a 5-star restaurant! Wow, I'll have to check that out
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| Post #14 Jan 5 2008, 07:51 | |
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I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS Group: Registered Posts: 3,915 Joined: 30-March 03 From: Austin, TX Member No.: 24,828
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Quote - (King Mustard @ Jan 5 2008, 01:39) Never heard of them but damn that sounds unhealthy! I know, right? Not only does it sound unhealthy, it doesn't even sound like it would taste any good! I'm amazed they're still selling them. |
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| Post #15 Jan 5 2008, 08:08 | |
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Neowinian UNSTOPPABLE Group: Banned Posts: 6,003 Joined: 2-May 04 From: Scarborough, Ontario, Canada Member No.: 54,440
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We call them "English Muffins" but they are closed versions of a CRUMPET ...
McDonalds that is 10 min walk from me, is open 24h (drivethrough) and 5am-1am for Walkin Crumpet  Rounded edge, flat, no 'sister' side English Muffin  Torn apart, the English Muffin has a ragged edge, perfect for ripping your upper plate apart...
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