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At Macca's at least they no longer get flipped, but they are cooked from raw-and-frozen by a top-and-bottom grill thing, apparently in forty seconds. http://ww
by afafsd 12y ago
At Macca's at least they no longer get flipped, but they are cooked from raw-and-frozen by a top-and-bottom grill thing, apparently in forty seconds.
http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4616233_mcdonalds-make-burgers.html http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4616233_mcdonalds-make-burgers....
- wavefunction 12y agoThat's how it was in 1994ish in the US when I was a youngin workin the griddle. It was already pretty automated back then: slap down some frozen hockey-puck burgers, lower the top griddle down which trips an automated timer. When the timer tripped, the upper griddle released, an alarm sounds letting the griddle operator know that the burgers are ready for retrieval. Then generally they were placed in warming bins unless it was rush when they were immediately needed for burgers. It was a horrible job, mostly because I am a diligent employee even at a McDonald's, my fellow employees were not, and the assistant manager was dealing meth to many of them. He was the franchise owner's son.
- MereInterest 12y agoOff-topic question: What geographic region are you from? I have never before heard McDonald's referred to as "Macca's", and I am wondering which dialect it is from.
- jbarham 12y agoAustralia: https://mcdonalds.com.au/about-maccas/maccas-story https://mcdonalds.com.au/about-maccas/maccas-story If you do ever end up down here, it may also be helpful to know that Burger King is known as Hungry Jack's.