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I remember on my very first Mc Donald's visit in 1984 (I was about seven years old), right at the time Chicken Mc Nuggets were introduced in Germany. A product-sensation, because Mc Do was only known for Burger and fries until then. There was a big TV in the McDo restaurant showing a film with a group of puppets preparing Chicken Mc Nuggets in their kitchen. My god, so long ago... 🥲
1:02 peak German achieved! P1:I would like to amend my order. A1:Nein, die Order ist geschlossen! Es ist undenkbar. Du kannst es nicht machen 🤯. P1:👌 verstehe.
We have many "Chinese Restaurants" in the UK and I was with an international group of people years ago in Brussels. We wandered the back streets and found a "Chinese Restaurant" and the decor, the menu, the presentation were all the same as in our own respective countries - Canada, UK and Austria. The food was mostly similar, but definitely the same sort of thing and really delicious! It was a fun evening, and VERY disorientating, as everything was so familiar yet different...
My wife and I will be visiting Dusseldorf, and Koln in 2 weeks! Your RUclips and Patreon videos have been super helpful in preparing for our trip. Thanks for everything you do. You guys are the BEST!
I love that Phil describes the taste of certain things as “Christmasy”. Perfectly valid sir. Also, I think its great that Deana has the babies buckled up in back. 😊
I live on Nantucket Island and chains are not allowed here. I’m going to Munich and Frankfurt next month and am excited to go to McDonalds 😅. Also, you guys should do a video on tips for Christmas markets!! Preferably before November 26 🤣
The first Mc Drive for Augsburg, 1988 in Königsbrunn. they had the best McChicken sandwich, a version that's no longer served. A crispy patty served on an artesian wheat bun with green lettuce and mayo.
If you want a layered (butter) cream cake try Frankfurter Kranz. There are some other layered cakes with proper names, rather than generic ones. I know of one drive through bakery, but it's not a common thing. Like most drive throughs it's located in an industrial/commercial area.
Wow!! The German McDs and BK food experience looks 100% better than anything I’ve seen come out of a bag in the US (ours always looks like it was just thrown together, stuffed in the bag and chucked out the window into the car) Germany is playing a winning fast food game!
Yes it’s 1000 times better. Just better quality meats. They have like popcorn shrimp too with real shimp and it’s bomb during the summer. They also serve beer
Now that’s wild. I’ve never seen a five guys in Germany lol. The regions I visit are very old school though. Like in my head there’s no way you can order take out in Europe lol.
That juicy piece of cake reminded me that I wanted to find out if the bakery inside the Heinrich-Heine-Allee subway station still sells that delicious potato-apple-cake. I haven't been there in a long time, but if they still have it, I really recommend trying it.
Vegetable cakes are definitely a thing in Germany. It's not just about what you can buy in shops. Zucchini cake is good too. There are also regional variations of potato cake.
The city I live in here in Germany has a "drive-in" (as we call it here) bakery. You can order bread or cake or whatever they have on their menue and than get it right to the window of your car. I never saw this before moving here and funny enough this bakery seems to be a chain in my area who has 2 drive-in places besides 2 normal bakery in my city. IDK how many drive-in they have in total but this chain has about 50 bakery in a 20 kilometer radius of me
Also ich esse gar nicht mehr von dieses fast food Buden auch kaum noch aus dem Restaurant. Seid corona ist das so gekommen das ich immer selber gutes essen mache und bin im selber machen auch immer besser geworden durch die übung. Ausserdem habe ich ne mega gute Qualität. Z.b. brate frischen lachs und mache daraus einen burger .
Well, that's just life going through a Starbuck's drive thru, even here, in the mid-west. Carrot cake was a super choice! My favorite "bad" breakfast is McDonald's cheap little burritos. My daughter is a farmer's market artisan bread baker, but she and I still order them on our way to set up at 7 a.m. in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Her dad, a chef by training, scoffs at us and eats his McDonald's sausage, egg, and cheese English muffin. Heh, heh, heh. Love your videos. =)
wow you guys handle spiciness well! I was inspired by you to try a big tasty bacon and gave up trying to eat it in the car, lettuce bits falling out everywhere. So I took it home and cut it in half and put it in the oven (without the lettuce bits) with fresh tomatoes and it was a meal for two. The spicy nuggets are awesome but with the spicy sauce I was really shocked at how spicy that combo is. I also had my first ever McRib and wow that hickory bbq sauce makes it! Happy to see it won't go away, like those spicy nuggest are bound to do.
I work the evenings as a cna if I don’t eat dinner during my shift, I usually get a jalapeño cheddar pretzel from Wawa with lemon tea, or a cheeseburger meal from McDonald’s on the way home. Family time is Popeyes or IHOP once a month
When I, Worked at Burger King (US) in the 80's. I, mostly Worked Morning Shifts. I, always had to Crack & Cook 60+ Eggs every Morning. The only, things that were Microwaved was Bacon & Reheat Patties, out of Steamers. Blessings & Love to all, Piper
Love it “for German standards, this is spicy” 😂 my son always complained that there was no spicy in Germany. Things said spicy, but to a Kid who lived half his life in New Mexico, it was not. I would collect salsa packets and hot sauce packets from random fast food places, then send them to him in my care packages along with small containers of hot green chile.
You know what I like is the Jimmy Johns subs drive thru and the Little Caesar Pizza drive thru. Because you can order a whole big meal, or several, that will last you days, and it only takes in seconds to pick up. It is so easy.
The first Drive-Through in Germany might have been the McD's opened in 1984 in Berlin-Dahlem, but attempts to make Drive-In diners popular were made before that (the earliest in Hannover in 1961)
It baffles me how McDonald's started in USA, yet are so superior international! I wish they would at least ship sauces or the shake fries packets or all the great pies to USA! My biggest pet peeve is how we have to get baked apple pie but everyone else gets the fantastic fried ones!
Glad to see another video from you two. Nice that there are those options for drive-thru but hopefully Germany does not pick up the same trend and culture of US of "fast foods" and eating while driving and not enjoying the actual food. There seems to be many options and good restaurants over there so cannot wait to see more. If someone were to visit Germany and specifically Dussendorf, any recommendation or video on how to arrive from airport to what hotels/AirBnB/other options - train, uber, public transportation or need a rental car?
McDonald's in the US doesn't sell anything like that big tasty burger. Looks like something from Carl's Jr. (AKA Hardee's) Fun fact: ranch dressing used to be called buttermilk dressing a long time ago. Ask your grandma.
I enjoy the way you describe everything in your videos always on the point very weel spoken it is a pleasure to watch your guys one never gets bored. You keep it sweet and short....fun an no pressure thanks..
When I visited Germany in 2019 I ate at the McDonalds in Osnabruck. The Big Mac was so much better than what I ate at home in the USA. I also ate a hamburger in Hamburg (a bucket list item). This was at a really nice restaurant in my hotel, and I ate it with knife and fork. I am not a savage!
I remember when we got a McDonald’s in Gissen, the burgers were on brochens with a thick patty. Mom cut the burger and we had to flatten Judy to take a bite
i find the McD gives out the number of sauces depends on the size of the order but if i ask for one extra it will be given to me but if i order an extra they will charge for that (that makes no sense to me) i have a friend in my back seat too but she too always wears her seatbelt, and "her highness" has to sit in the middle
Wir haben hier einen Drive thrue bei einem Bäcker. Das ist mega praktisch, wenn man müde vom Nachtdienst kommt und da einfach nur durch muss, ohne nochmal auszusteigen. ☺️
Funny, iam just 60. Born in Berlin, the first fast food i ate as a child was KFC, BK comes 2years later and MCD really 10 years later. Ikea, KFC, BK is my Bermuda Dreieck at Düsseldorf 😅
My go to drive through orders are 3 crunchy taco supremes from Taco Bell or a Filet-o-Fish from McDs. I do like Subway, but there aren't any drive through Subways near me.
Yay! Glad you 2 and back and healthy. I don’t eat meat so I don’t do much drive-thru food. An occasional Impossible Burger from Burger King or a bean burrito from Taco Bill is about it. Am I boring?? 😂
Give my age away, the big and tasty is an off shoot of the MCDLT which was a late 80s Gimmick (gimmicks were popular in the 80s). You got a long Styrofoam case that had two sanwich holders. O e held the upper portion of the burger bun lettuce tomatoes onions, the other held the lower half cheese burger patty and lower bun. The concept was that the package kept the cold side cold and the hot side hot and you the customer completed the process when you put the two together. Not too long after Mc Donald's did away with Styrofoam so the MCDLT eventually became the BIG N' TASTY Its pronounced MC as in McDonalds Mc DLT MCDLT.
Your videos are awesome !!! I love them.. I will be moving to Germany soon.. May need some help / info from you guys initially.. All the very best to both of You !!!
We don't have a lot of those McDonalds items in the US. We are, however, getting the McRib back on October 31, 2022. They say it is the farewell tour and will never return. I don't know if I believe that but I might get a few to freeze. Haha! Thanks for the video!
I often eat in cars. I hink most Scandinavians do 🤔 Burger Kings has the better chicken, fish and plant based burgers. I tried Chicken Waffles at an American diner in Oslo this weekend after watching you have it. Their milk shakes were incredible. As for the chicken waffles, maybe those are more of an aquired taste? The portion was big. Not so much taste. And no vegetables or side dishes of course. 30 Euro for the chicken waffles. 10 Euro for the milk shake. It was fun trying something I have only seen on RUclips 🙂
Anytime we go to BK since living in Germany, my husband always has to get the chicken sandwich. He got it back the US, but having it called the Long Chicken now is amazing. He says they taste identical, but Germany's wins because of the name. Long Chicken for life!
hallo, ich schaue euch beiden schon seit 2 oder 3j zu. was ich bei dir und anderen yt vermisse , ist die gute alte pommes bude! wir haben unsere eigene pommes kultur zumindest hier am unteren niederhein. wenn mutter/vater kein bock zu kochen haben, dann fährt man hier eher zur pommes/fritten bude, mehr auswahl (ich rede nicht von den buden die auf märkten o kirmes stehen) da wir hier 5km von NL wohnen ist es normal NL fastfood in den pommesbuden zu bekommen zb nasi/bamischreiben,frikandel, fleisch,gulasch,käsekroketten usw. alleine die auswahl an beilagen bei meiner stamm pommesbude (pommes,belgische pommes,kartoffelkroketten, rösti ecken,röstikuchen,knusper kartoffeltasche, kartoffelgratin, mexicanische kartoffel ecken, backkartoffel, bratkartoffeln) daneben gibt es noch neben mayo 15 verschiedene soßen . frisches gemüse oder ofenkäse oder 25 verschiedene schnitzel (zb bombay oder holsteiner schnitzel ) steak,fisch und burger usw sind auch im angebot. alleine die pommes mit mayo und jägersoße wobei die pilze frisch frittiert zugegeben werden ein gedicht sind. bei uns sind die schlangen zur stoßzeiten in den pommesbuden größer als bei mckes und co und preislich gefühlt auch besser (pommes mayo jägersoße plus 1/2 hänchen ca 9,50€ vs 20 mcnuggets inclu 3 soßen 9,99)
The most popular drive through in Germany is definitly the hardware store. Been there +50 times in the last 10 years. Not a single time at a food drive-thru. 😂
Wow! The burgers in Germany Maccas are much bigger than here in Australia. Does the US or Germany have McCafe? That supposedly started in Australia. A bit like having Starbucks (with better coffee) inside a Maccas. 😅 We don't have Burger King, although I do remember some stores around when I was growing up. BK became Hungry Jacks here. It's still thought of as a poor cousin to Maccas but the burgers look a lot nicer than the BK ones in your video. My husband and I prefer Hungry Jacks to Maccas but our nearest store is an hour's drive away. That's probably a good thing! 😁
I have a food question for Germans and Americans. Is the skin on home-made pudding disgusting or yummy? As an American, I say gross. My G husband says it's the best part.
Slight correction you started off this video by saying that the first American drive-thru started in the mid 1900s You meant to say was the first American drive-thru started in the mid 20th century. The mid 1900s would be 1850's there was no century zero we are currently in 2022 which is the 21st century the 1950s happened in the 20th century, it is a common mistake but the American drive-thru restaurants started around 1950 Everyone knows what you meant and it is a very common mistake love you videos glad you enjoy sharing your husband's experiences with American food and your experiences with German food
Burger King came to Australia first after KFC then McDonalds. Burger King is called Hungry Jack's and i prefer it to McDonalds. The German McDonalds looks way better
Not a fan of Starbucks....coffee tastes bitter, and they have to mask the taste with other flavors. I like my coffee black with a tiny bit of sugar, so Starbucks is a big no. Their food is pretty decent tho.
Beef Burgers are Plant Based !! Cows eat the Grass which is a PLANT and we eat the Beef ! That means that ALL Ground Beef Burgers are Plant based because it started with the Cows eating the plant aka Grass !!!
I'm glad the Starbucks drive thru was a long wait, forkless dud. Here in the US Starbucks seems to want to encourage drive thru rather than dine in by prioritizing the drive thru patrons (with obnoxious timer screens to measure drive thru waits while for walk ins they don't care) and all the idling car exhaust and general message of car promotion it sends. Hopefully our drive thru "culture" (anti-culture?) is not exported.
I've lived in America for over 40 years, and I've used the drive-thru only when I had to - a couple of times during the pandemic because that was the only option. Ordering from the car definitely makes me jumpy and uncomfortable. Besides, you never know when David Letterman may decide to come out of retirement and do a drive-thru shift at the restaurant I visit. Eating a full fast food meal in the car? I'm just as unwilling to do that except for the fries because they are not as messy. Why would I want to make my hard-earned vehicle a pigsty?
Does the BK Whopper in Germany have that Charbroiled Flavor as the ones in the U.S. have ? That is MY Favorite Burger because of the Charbroiled Flavor ! Carl Jr.'s Burgers also have the Charbroiled Flavor as done on a Charcoal Grill ! Mmmmmmmm! YUMMY ! 😋😋😋😋
When it comes to burgers BK out beats McDonald's any day . I found McDonald's dry and sometimes no taste compared to BK . Even so both use grass feed meat.
That orange BK burger looks disgusting and artificial. If you told me that it was a plastic representation of a burger, I'd believe you. I only eat in my car on long road trips, and that's usually sitting in the parking lot of the restaurant and not while driving. I choose my restaurant based on what's available nearby when I have to fuel up.
What do you order at a drive-thru restaurant?
If you enjoyed this video you may enjoy: Trying "AMERICAN" Food According to GERMANY... (ruclips.net/video/Gdh696UNRNM/видео.html ) or PIZZA in Germany That Americans Have NEVER Seen! (ruclips.net/video/UW9u_CaLbc8/видео.html )
I remember on my very first Mc Donald's visit in 1984 (I was about seven years old), right at the time Chicken Mc Nuggets were introduced in Germany. A product-sensation, because Mc Do was only known for Burger and fries until then. There was a big TV in the McDo restaurant showing a film with a group of puppets preparing Chicken Mc Nuggets in their kitchen. My god, so long ago... 🥲
We are a Chick fil-a family! Though with a large family it is too expensive to get fast food 😅and a big treat.
The correct spelling of through with cheese.
1:02 peak German achieved!
P1:I would like to amend my order.
A1:Nein, die Order ist geschlossen! Es ist undenkbar. Du kannst es nicht machen 🤯.
P1:👌 verstehe.
I'd be curious to see what Chinese restaurants are like in Germany. Hoping they'll do a video on that.
We have many "Chinese Restaurants" in the UK and I was with an international group of people years ago in Brussels. We wandered the back streets and found a "Chinese Restaurant" and the decor, the menu, the presentation were all the same as in our own respective countries - Canada, UK and Austria. The food was mostly similar, but definitely the same sort of thing and really delicious!
It was a fun evening, and VERY disorientating, as everything was so familiar yet different...
I hate McDonald in America, but love in in Germany. I had some amazing Waffle Fries & a Cheeseburger with a Spicy Sauce that was great.
My wife and I will be visiting Dusseldorf, and Koln in 2 weeks! Your RUclips and Patreon videos have been super helpful in preparing for our trip. Thanks for everything you do. You guys are the BEST!
I love that Phil describes the taste of certain things as “Christmasy”. Perfectly valid sir. Also, I think its great that Deana has the babies buckled up in back. 😊
I live on Nantucket Island and chains are not allowed here. I’m going to Munich and Frankfurt next month and am excited to go to McDonalds 😅. Also, you guys should do a video on tips for Christmas markets!! Preferably before November 26 🤣
Phil's accent gets more and more American !! I think it is great ! I love it !
The first Mc Drive for Augsburg, 1988 in Königsbrunn. they had the best McChicken sandwich, a version that's no longer served. A crispy patty served on an artesian wheat bun with green lettuce and mayo.
In Berlin anders rum. Da war Burger King am Anfang am häufigsten vertreten. Später erst kam dann auch Mäckes
Eine Portion Pommes 3,39€???
Dafür gibt's an der Asia-Bude ja fast eine Riesenportion Nudeln mit Hühnerfleisch!
Und erst 5,69 für nen Becker Kaffee - völlig irre!!
If you want a layered (butter) cream cake try Frankfurter Kranz. There are some other layered cakes with proper names, rather than generic ones.
I know of one drive through bakery, but it's not a common thing. Like most drive throughs it's located in an industrial/commercial area.
So happy to see you back
I am totally making a carrot cake now with layers of cream cheese. I always did one cake with icing , but that will change after this video!
You guys are so fun... love your personalities and videos! Well wishes from Arizona! 🤘🌵
Here in the U.S., Burger King was using a similar orange bun with black sesame seeds for their limited edition Ghost Pepper Whopper for Halloween.
Excited to see the vid ❤🤤
Hope you brought a snack!
Fun video Thanks for showing us. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Wow!! The German McDs and BK food experience looks 100% better than anything I’ve seen come out of a bag in the US (ours always looks like it was just thrown together, stuffed in the bag and chucked out the window into the car) Germany is playing a winning fast food game!
Yes it’s 1000 times better. Just better quality meats. They have like popcorn shrimp too with real shimp and it’s bomb during the summer. They also serve beer
@@doctordark3527 they won‘t serve beer anymore:( five guys is the only fast food chain that i know that serves beer rn in germany
Now that’s wild. I’ve never seen a five guys in Germany lol. The regions I visit are very old school though. Like in my head there’s no way you can order take out in Europe lol.
That juicy piece of cake reminded me that I wanted to find out if the bakery inside the Heinrich-Heine-Allee subway station still sells that delicious potato-apple-cake. I haven't been there in a long time, but if they still have it, I really recommend trying it.
we might have to check that out!
Putting out great content guys, keep up the great work.
we in Norway have the receipt (Kuchenrezept) for carrot cake, but here its seasonal as well😀
Vegetable cakes are definitely a thing in Germany. It's not just about what you can buy in shops. Zucchini cake is good too. There are also regional variations of potato cake.
The city I live in here in Germany has a "drive-in" (as we call it here) bakery. You can order bread or cake or whatever they have on their menue and than get it right to the window of your car. I never saw this before moving here and funny enough this bakery seems to be a chain in my area who has 2 drive-in places besides 2 normal bakery in my city. IDK how many drive-in they have in total but this chain has about 50 bakery in a 20 kilometer radius of me
Also ich esse gar nicht mehr von dieses fast food Buden auch kaum noch aus dem Restaurant. Seid corona ist das so gekommen das ich immer selber gutes essen mache und bin im selber machen auch immer besser geworden durch die übung. Ausserdem habe ich ne mega gute Qualität. Z.b. brate frischen lachs und mache daraus einen burger .
Aber es muss doch aufwändig sein 😔 In MacDonalds zu gehen ist viel einfacher, aber da gibst ja keinen Lachs
Well, that's just life going through a Starbuck's drive thru, even here, in the mid-west. Carrot cake was a super choice! My favorite "bad" breakfast is McDonald's cheap little burritos. My daughter is a farmer's market artisan bread baker, but she and I still order them on our way to set up at 7 a.m. in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Her dad, a chef by training, scoffs at us and eats his McDonald's sausage, egg, and cheese English muffin. Heh, heh, heh. Love your videos. =)
wow you guys handle spiciness well! I was inspired by you to try a big tasty bacon and gave up trying to eat it in the car, lettuce bits falling out everywhere. So I took it home and cut it in half and put it in the oven (without the lettuce bits) with fresh tomatoes and it was a meal for two. The spicy nuggets are awesome but with the spicy sauce I was really shocked at how spicy that combo is. I also had my first ever McRib and wow that hickory bbq sauce makes it! Happy to see it won't go away, like those spicy nuggest are bound to do.
I work the evenings as a cna if I don’t eat dinner during my shift, I usually get a jalapeño cheddar pretzel from Wawa with lemon tea, or a cheeseburger meal from McDonald’s on the way home. Family time is Popeyes or IHOP once a month
When I, Worked at Burger King (US) in the 80's. I, mostly Worked Morning Shifts. I, always had to Crack & Cook 60+ Eggs every Morning. The only, things that were Microwaved was Bacon & Reheat Patties, out of Steamers. Blessings & Love to all,
Piper
Love it “for German standards, this is spicy” 😂 my son always complained that there was no spicy in Germany. Things said spicy, but to a Kid who lived half his life in New Mexico, it was not. I would collect salsa packets and hot sauce packets from random fast food places, then send them to him in my care packages along with small containers of hot green chile.
You know what I like is the Jimmy Johns subs drive thru and the Little Caesar Pizza drive thru. Because you can order a whole big meal, or several, that will last you days, and it only takes in seconds to pick up. It is so easy.
The first Drive-Through in Germany might have been the McD's opened in 1984 in Berlin-Dahlem, but attempts to make Drive-In diners popular were made before that (the earliest in Hannover in 1961)
Happy to see yall back!
It baffles me how McDonald's started in USA, yet are so superior international! I wish they would at least ship sauces or the shake fries packets or all the great pies to USA! My biggest pet peeve is how we have to get baked apple pie but everyone else gets the fantastic fried ones!
Glad to see another video from you two. Nice that there are those options for drive-thru but hopefully Germany does not pick up the same trend and culture of US of "fast foods" and eating while driving and not enjoying the actual food. There seems to be many options and good restaurants over there so cannot wait to see more. If someone were to visit Germany and specifically Dussendorf, any recommendation or video on how to arrive from airport to what hotels/AirBnB/other options - train, uber, public transportation or need a rental car?
McDonald's in the US doesn't sell anything like that big tasty burger. Looks like something from Carl's Jr. (AKA Hardee's) Fun fact: ranch dressing used to be called buttermilk dressing a long time ago. Ask your grandma.
I enjoy the way you describe everything in your videos always on the point very weel spoken it is a pleasure to watch your guys one never gets bored. You keep it sweet and short....fun an no pressure thanks..
When I visited Germany in 2019 I ate at the McDonalds in Osnabruck. The Big Mac was so much better than what I ate at home in the USA. I also ate a hamburger in Hamburg (a bucket list item). This was at a really nice restaurant in my hotel, and I ate it with knife and fork. I am not a savage!
we had a döner drive-in in cologne a few years ago but it closed down
I remember when we got a McDonald’s in Gissen, the burgers were on brochens with a thick patty. Mom cut the burger and we had to flatten Judy to take a bite
i find the McD gives out the number of sauces depends on the size of the order but if i ask for one extra it will be given to me but if i order an extra they will charge for that (that makes no sense to me)
i have a friend in my back seat too but she too always wears her seatbelt, and "her highness" has to sit in the middle
Immer interessant und unterhaltsam, Eure Videos! ;-)
As an American who lived in Bavaria, I was surprised the packaging is in English.
Wir haben hier einen Drive thrue bei einem Bäcker. Das ist mega praktisch, wenn man müde vom Nachtdienst kommt und da einfach nur durch muss, ohne nochmal auszusteigen. ☺️
Funny, iam just 60. Born in Berlin, the first fast food i ate as a child was KFC, BK comes 2years later and MCD really 10 years later. Ikea, KFC, BK is my Bermuda Dreieck at Düsseldorf 😅
My go to drive through orders are 3 crunchy taco supremes from Taco Bell or a Filet-o-Fish from McDs. I do like Subway, but there aren't any drive through Subways near me.
Yay! Glad you 2 and back and healthy. I don’t eat meat so I don’t do much drive-thru food. An occasional Impossible Burger from Burger King or a bean burrito from Taco Bill is about it. Am I boring?? 😂
Starbucks in the US is pricing itself out of business: chai tea latte and a blueberry muffin in Chicago is over $8 US.
Give my age away, the big and tasty is an off shoot of the MCDLT which was a late 80s Gimmick (gimmicks were popular in the 80s).
You got a long Styrofoam case that had two sanwich holders. O e held the upper portion of the burger bun lettuce tomatoes onions, the other held the lower half cheese burger patty and lower bun.
The concept was that the package kept the cold side cold and the hot side hot and you the customer completed the process when you put the two together.
Not too long after Mc Donald's did away with Styrofoam so the MCDLT eventually became the BIG N' TASTY
Its pronounced MC as in McDonalds
Mc DLT MCDLT.
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I grew up eating carrot cake in Germany. The German version does not have frosting - just some powdered sugar on top.
mercy cafe birkenstr in dus Flingern hat nen tollen carrot cake
We had the Grand Big Mac and spicy mcnuggets in Canada over the summer (limited time)
Phil's eyeliner looks particularly radiant in this shoot. Especially when eating carrot cake! 😏😜
Today here in Australia I had a double quarter pounder with fries & coke for $13 Aussie dollars & it was delicious but hardened the arteries lol
Your videos are awesome !!! I love them.. I will be moving to Germany soon.. May need some help / info from you guys initially.. All the very best to both of You !!!
We don't have a lot of those McDonalds items in the US. We are, however, getting the McRib back on October 31, 2022. They say it is the farewell tour and will never return. I don't know if I believe that but I might get a few to freeze. Haha! Thanks for the video!
They lie like a mat. McRib will always return if there's money to be made.
I often eat in cars. I hink most Scandinavians do 🤔 Burger Kings has the better chicken, fish and plant based burgers.
I tried Chicken Waffles at an American diner in Oslo this weekend after watching you have it. Their milk shakes were incredible. As for the chicken waffles, maybe those are more of an aquired taste? The portion was big. Not so much taste. And no vegetables or side dishes of course. 30 Euro for the chicken waffles. 10 Euro for the milk shake. It was fun trying something I have only seen on RUclips 🙂
Orange burger might not be pumpkin it could be oranges can't tell i am a bit color blind...
You forgot the mc rib
Germany has it always and thats special in the world, in the Netherlands its not been in mcd for 15 years.
Haven't eaten fast food in years. If I do eat in the car it would be an ice cream from the shop or a hot coffee from a mom and pop shop.
No buttermilk ranch dip available anymore :< It was one of the best.
The CC shall not be underestimated!! 😝
Anytime we go to BK since living in Germany, my husband always has to get the chicken sandwich. He got it back the US, but having it called the Long Chicken now is amazing. He says they taste identical, but Germany's wins because of the name. Long Chicken for life!
The best burgers at McDs are always the classic, Quarter Pounder, Big Mac, etc. The new ones never get it right. Get the Ray Kroc originals.
hallo, ich schaue euch beiden schon seit 2 oder 3j zu. was ich bei dir und anderen yt vermisse , ist die gute alte pommes bude! wir haben unsere eigene pommes kultur zumindest hier am unteren niederhein. wenn mutter/vater kein bock zu kochen haben, dann fährt man hier eher zur pommes/fritten bude, mehr auswahl (ich rede nicht von den buden die auf märkten o kirmes stehen) da wir hier 5km von NL wohnen ist es normal NL fastfood in den pommesbuden zu bekommen zb nasi/bamischreiben,frikandel, fleisch,gulasch,käsekroketten usw. alleine die auswahl an beilagen bei meiner stamm pommesbude (pommes,belgische pommes,kartoffelkroketten, rösti ecken,röstikuchen,knusper kartoffeltasche, kartoffelgratin, mexicanische kartoffel ecken, backkartoffel, bratkartoffeln) daneben gibt es noch neben mayo 15 verschiedene soßen . frisches gemüse oder ofenkäse oder 25 verschiedene schnitzel (zb bombay oder holsteiner schnitzel ) steak,fisch und burger usw sind auch im angebot. alleine die pommes mit mayo und jägersoße wobei die pilze frisch frittiert zugegeben werden ein gedicht sind. bei uns sind die schlangen zur stoßzeiten in den pommesbuden größer als bei mckes und co und preislich gefühlt auch besser (pommes mayo jägersoße plus 1/2 hänchen ca 9,50€ vs 20 mcnuggets inclu 3 soßen 9,99)
The most popular drive through in Germany is definitly the hardware store. Been there +50 times in the last 10 years. Not a single time at a food drive-thru. 😂
Looked till the end, still waiting for food.
While visiting Berlin I stopped at a Starbucks and I thought, “My German isn’t all that great, but I am fluent in Starbucks!”
You can get cofe from car in Germany???? hahaha
There is a Drive-in Bakery in my town.
Wow! The burgers in Germany Maccas are much bigger than here in Australia. Does the US or Germany have McCafe? That supposedly started in Australia. A bit like having Starbucks (with better coffee) inside a Maccas. 😅 We don't have Burger King, although I do remember some stores around when I was growing up. BK became Hungry Jacks here. It's still thought of as a poor cousin to Maccas but the burgers look a lot nicer than the BK ones in your video. My husband and I prefer Hungry Jacks to Maccas but our nearest store is an hour's drive away. That's probably a good thing! 😁
How crazy would it be if IKEA had a drive-thru? Köttbullar to go 😂
Wait! Did i just found a gap in the market? 😳
I have a food question for Germans and Americans. Is the skin on home-made pudding disgusting or yummy? As an American, I say gross. My G husband says it's the best part.
German: It's great!
I am American. You are wrong, and your husband is a discerning man. I always skimmed it off to put in MY dish. Mmmm.
Slight correction you started off this video by saying that the first American drive-thru started in the mid 1900s
You meant to say was the first American drive-thru started in the mid 20th century.
The mid 1900s would be 1850's there was no century zero we are currently in 2022 which is the 21st century the 1950s happened in the 20th century, it is a common mistake but the American drive-thru restaurants started around 1950
Everyone knows what you meant and it is a very common mistake love you videos glad you enjoy sharing your husband's experiences with American food and your experiences with German food
Is it super expensive?
In Switzerland Burger King was shockingly expensive.
Wir haben hier mehrere bäcker Drive thru die sind super aber keinen Starbucks weit und breit 😂😂
Starbucks oatmeal is quite good! Get it made with milk!
Burger King came to Australia first after KFC then McDonalds. Burger King is called Hungry Jack's and i prefer it to McDonalds. The German McDonalds looks way better
When you are in Holland again try bagels and beans👍 not a drive thru but good bagels
Not a fan of Starbucks....coffee tastes bitter, and they have to mask the taste with other flavors. I like my coffee black with a tiny bit of sugar, so Starbucks is a big no. Their food is pretty decent tho.
Agree on so many levels! Starbucks coffee always tastes burnt to me 🤨
@@richards5280 7-11 has better coffee than Starbucks.
Funny, I think the opposite - like the coffee but the food is mediocre. Might be the American locations are different.
Starbucks coffee is good if you like a lot of milk and sugar in it, like me.
I would never buy coffee at Starbucks. Is not the best coffee and extremly expensive.
need curly fries at UK McDonalds! miss the buffalo dipping sauce from US McDonalds too
Should watch Founder Documentary about McDonald history.
Beef Burgers are Plant Based !! Cows eat the Grass which is a PLANT and we eat the Beef ! That means that ALL Ground Beef Burgers are Plant based because it started with the Cows eating the plant aka Grass !!!
Im Süden kriegt man schon eher Rüblikuchen mit Zuckerguss, ist aber bissl anders als der carrot cake mit dem Frosting
The Women at Starbucks must've thought something like: "Hat der gerade 'pieseln' gesagt? Will der mich jetzt auf den Arm nehmen?" 😂
I'm glad the Starbucks drive thru was a long wait, forkless dud. Here in the US Starbucks seems to want to encourage drive thru rather than dine in by prioritizing the drive thru patrons (with obnoxious timer screens to measure drive thru waits while for walk ins they don't care) and all the idling car exhaust and general message of car promotion it sends. Hopefully our drive thru "culture" (anti-culture?) is not exported.
Impressive! Whole leaf lettuce vs in US the lettuce is always shredded. And very messy.
Love your show!!!!!
In which of your videos did you visit Dusseldorf?
McDonald's here in New Zealand much better than in the States because our meat from our cows is grass feed no ad ons in there feed.
I've lived in America for over 40 years, and I've used the drive-thru only when I had to - a couple of times during the pandemic because that was the only option. Ordering from the car definitely makes me jumpy and uncomfortable. Besides, you never know when David Letterman may decide to come out of retirement and do a drive-thru shift at the restaurant I visit. Eating a full fast food meal in the car? I'm just as unwilling to do that except for the fries because they are not as messy. Why would I want to make my hard-earned vehicle a pigsty?
I love the big tasty from Mcdonalds 🤤
With the paper straw BS we always have straws and a small utensil kit in the car :)
Does the BK Whopper in Germany have that Charbroiled Flavor as the ones in the U.S. have ? That is MY Favorite Burger because of the Charbroiled Flavor ! Carl Jr.'s Burgers also have the Charbroiled Flavor as done on a Charcoal Grill ! Mmmmmmmm! YUMMY ! 😋😋😋😋
That area around the drive in Starbucks looks a lot like NYC metro area. It is strange.
Same with the BK. Just like the US.
Yep, Phil, "nette Frise" mit dem Mc Muffin.😂
After the latest Wallraff Burger King docu, i will avoid the chain's fast food for quite a long time.
When it comes to burgers BK out beats McDonald's any day . I found McDonald's dry and sometimes no taste compared to BK . Even so both use grass feed meat.
It seems like Germany had Drive-Thru banks decades before they had Drive-Thru restaurants.
No carrot cake in U.S. Starbucks. Wish they did.
That orange BK burger looks disgusting and artificial. If you told me that it was a plastic representation of a burger, I'd believe you.
I only eat in my car on long road trips, and that's usually sitting in the parking lot of the restaurant and not while driving. I choose my restaurant based on what's available nearby when I have to fuel up.
Also hier bei uns im Raum Stuttgart gab es mal einen Döner Drive