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> I don’t know what water filtration McD’s uses but I doubt it’s any different than anyone else. I'm not sure what anyone else uses, but I worked at two McDona
by bonestamp2 3y ago
> I don’t know what water filtration McD’s uses but I doubt it’s any different than anyone else.
I'm not sure what anyone else uses, but I worked at two McDonald's in high school and they had a big rack at the back that had water filters, shelves for the syrup BIBs, and it also had something that sounded like a compressor. I'm not sure if that was for carbonation, but I assume it was since we changed a lot of syrup bags but never once changed a CO2 tank.
- mattmaroon 3y agoThat’s the McCann Big Mac carbonater (funny enough, no relation to the McD Big Mac) probably. Or the syrup pump which can be electric or CO2 powered. Most places that serve a lot of draft beverages have a big tank outside the building that gets filled from a truck, otherwise they have a service contract with a local company that swaps out CO2 tanks. A McDonald’s would probably use 100# tanks (which weigh like 150 full) so you wouldn’t have employees do that.