10 Different And Delicious Foods From McDonald’s Around The World

McDonald’s is well known for its burgers, fries, and McFlurry ice cream treats. However, McDonald’s is so much more than just what is advertised in North America. All across the globe, McDonald’s caters to the tastes of the countries it is located in, and produces some pretty exceptional and diverse meals. From the McLobster to the McToast, there are so many different options at McDonald’s. This list is a compilation of ten different foods from across the globe offered only at McDonald’s.

McCurry Pan

This dish, found in India, is actually really neat, because the “pan” is actually made of bread. It’s very similar to a taco salad with a taco bowl!

McNurnburger

The McNumburger looks rather tasty, and is a combination of sausages and hamburger. Unfortunately, this can only found in Germany.

Taro Pie

Most McDonald’s offer apple pie or cherry pie, but in China, they offer taro pie.

Mashed Potato Hamburger

This actually sounds really tasty. It’s a classic hamburger, combined with mashed potatoes and gravy! It can be found in China’s McDonald’s locations.

McLobster

While we’re pretty big fans of lobster, we’re not too sure we’d be willing to try the seafood from a fast-food joint such as McDonald’s. Nevertheless, they sell the McLobster in Canada.

Spinach and Parmesan Nuggets

These are the equivalent for chicken nuggets if you’re vegetarian and living in Italy.

Veg Pizza McPuff

What’s called a McPuff in India, is basically the equivalent of a vegetarian pizza pop. It still looks delicious though!

McBeer

Although this isn’t a strange item to sell, it is never sold in fast food places in North America. However, in most McDonald’s locations across Europe, you can purchase a beer with your meal.

McToast

This sandwich in Italy is basically two hamburger buns flipped inside out. Inside of them is ham and cheese.

Bacon Potato Pie

This pie is sold in some Asian countries, but by how delicious it looks and sounds will leave most people wondering why it isn’t sold in their home countries too?