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What quality improvement do you think McDonald's needs? They have already gone to excessive lengths to appeal to parents and advocacy groups by adding healthy m
by massivecali 8y ago
What quality improvement do you think McDonald's needs? They have already gone to excessive lengths to appeal to parents and advocacy groups by adding healthy meal options (apple slices, milk, salads) and reducing portion sizes (which helps them more in the profit department, than it helps the overweight consumers) and clearly showing the breakdown of each item on a large prominent poster near the register. They're a fast food restaurant who has already gone above and beyond all of their closest competitors IMO.
- diogenescynic 8y agoOffering packaged apple slices and milk is going to excessive lengths? Really? That seems closer to the bare minimum than “above and beyond” but maybe you have difference standards than me. Excessive lengths would be McDonalds installing cold-pressed juice bars. An above and beyond McDonalds would just be your average In-N-Out.
- srhtdhthfh 8y agolol people who harp about the superiority of in n out are so blasse in taste. its the same shit, no need to market their burgers for them in your own head.
- okmokmz 8y agoYa, I lived in LA for a year and didn't understand the In n Out hype. Pretty middle of the road every time I had it. Dick's in Seattle is better in my opinion
- diogenescynic 8y agoYou made an account for that comment? Really? If you can’t taste or smell the difference between McDonalds and In-N-Out then you must have poor taste and senses. The meat, buns, and fries are completely different. I’m not saying it’s the best burger in the world, but it shows you can get better quality burgers than what McDonalds is selling for about the same price. McDonalds chooses not to care about quality.
- bduerst 8y agoIn-N-Out isn't a franchise, so they are able to do things like this.
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