You may have noticed that there was no McDonald’s Around the World for Scotland (what? You didn’t notice? And you’re baffled as to why I’m spending so much time and energy on McDonald’s? Yeah. Sounds about right).
Well, in case you did notice, the menu at McDonald’s in Scotland was identical to the one in England, so I didn’t bother.
The Ireland menu was pretty similar as well, but I did manage to find a couple of things interesting enough to post about.
(Also: the McDonald’s I went to had a microwave out that the customers could use, which is odd.)
The first was a veggie burger called the McVeggie — not to be confused with the McBean from Sweden, which was actually completely different. This one was much less mushy and was quite falafel-esque both in its texture and flavour. It wasn’t bad.
The next was fish fingers — these weren’t bad (and I actually think they were pieces of fish and not the reconstituted fish slurry that you might expect), but they really needed some kind of sauce. They’re pretty plain.