Does McDonald's put mustard on their burgers?

[SoCal2NYC]

Originally Posted by thekunk07

i would never eat mcdonalds if i wanted a burger. but sometimes i just want a mcdonald's hamburger.

Same thing with Taco Bell and Mexican food.

You don't go to Taco Bell to get Mexican food. You go there for Taco Bell food.

 

[thekunk07]

^exactly. i'm never choosing between Pampano, Rosa Mexicana and Chipotle.

 

[Huntsman]

Yes. Mild, but important.

 

[likeitaloud]

Yea no..it totally makes sense to post a thread in a forum than go and check the nutritional value information on their website...

 

[why]

Originally Posted by likeitaloud

Yea no..it totally makes sense to post a thread in a forum than go and check the nutritional value information on their website...

Show me where this says if there's mustard on their burgers or not:

http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/nutri...ion_facts.html

 

[fcuknu]

It is actually up to each individual franchise. Ive had both before.

 

[thekunk07]

mayo only in florida IME

 

[random-adam]

Originally Posted by why

Show me where this says if there's mustard on their burgers or not:

http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/nutri...ion_facts.html

http://www.mcdonalds.com/usa/eat/nut...tomize_an.html
Click that and 'Hamburger' should be the first item on the list. Click 'go' and we find:

• 100% Beef Patty

• Regular Bun

• Ketchup

• Mustard

• Pickle Slices

• Onions

 

[why]

Originally Posted by random-adam

http://www.mcdonalds.com/usa/eat/nut...tomize_an.html Click that and 'Hamburger' should be the first item on the list. Click 'go' and we find:

• 100% Beef Patty

• Regular Bun

• Ketchup

• Mustard

• Pickle Slices

• Onions

As established, not every McDonald's builds their burgers the same way. Either way, it was still easier and a lot more fun to post this thread.

 

[unjung]

Originally Posted by why

As established, not every McDonald's builds their burgers the same way. Either way, it was still easier and a lot more fun to post this thread.

I disagree. At least within any particular country, and to the extent possible outside, my understanding is that burgers are built the same way. This is why a Big Mac in Japan is at least fairly similar to a Big Mac in the US. McDonalds' success was built on consistency in their offerings. This is also why one company (Martin-Brower) is effectively McDonalds' only supplier in North and Central America.

So, if you get a cheeseburger in America that has no mustard on it, that's probably something HQ would be interested in hearing about.

 

[robbie]

they may not be sold at all mcD's, but the homestyle burger has mustard.

 

[crazyquik]

At every McD's I've been to:

mustard, ketchup, sliced pickles (usually 2) and diced onions. I think these are .89

The basic McD's cheeseburger and double cheeseburger has the same toppings.

The diced onions are different than the sliced ones used on the more expensive McD's burgers. They are the only fast food onions I'll eat.

 

[TheGreek]

Youll find mustard on the burgers(from my experience) in Michigan, and Ohio.

 

[unjung]

Originally Posted by crazyquik

The diced onions are different than the sliced ones used on the more expensive McD's burgers. They are the only fast food onions I'll eat.

The diced onions are dehydrated (hamburger, cheeseburger). The larger sliced ones are not (Quarter Pounder and friends).

 

[why]

Originally Posted by unjung

So, if you get a cheeseburger in America that has no mustard on it, that's probably something HQ would be interested in hearing about.

They're franchised and can do whatever they want within certain parameters.